Proceedings of the Committee on Military Affairs of the House of Representatives of the permanent Congress : manuscript, 1862 Feb. 26-1865 Mar. 16.

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Proceedings of the Committee on Military Affairs of the House of Representatives of the permanent Congress : manuscript, 1862 Feb. 26-1865 Mar. 16.

Minutes of the Committee's meetings from Feb. 26, 1862-Mar. 16, 1865. Initial membership of the Committee included: William Porcher Miles, Chairman; Roger A. Pryor; James L. Pugh; Thomas A. Harris; W.G. Swan; Robert R. Bridgers; and Felix I. Batson.

1 v. (374 p.) ; 8 x 12 in.

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