Mortality and sickness of the volunteer forces of the United States government, during the present war, [1862?].

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Mortality and sickness of the volunteer forces of the United States government, during the present war, [1862?].

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/751990851

1 v. ([13] leaves) ; 32 cm.

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