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Through Chancellorsville Into and Out of Libby Prison
By Clay MacCauley.
Providence, 1904.
Personal Narratives of the War of the Rebellion, Sixth Series, No. 7.
A first-person Civil War memoir describing service at the Battle of Chancellorsville and subsequent imprisonment at Libby Prison in Richmond.
This work was issued as part of the Personal Narratives series, which published veterans’ recollections in relatively small printings intended for historical and commemorative purposes.
Scarcity (market evidence):
According to the seller’s research using Rare Book Hub sale records, only two copies of this title appear to have come to sale, one in 1914 and one in 1933, suggesting it is rare on the market.
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