| 21. |
 | The War in America: Scene Presented in
the Ditch and on the Southern Slope of Fort Wagner, Charleston
Harbour, the Morning after the Assault of July 18. From a Sketch by Our Special
Artist.
vol. 43,
no. 1223,
p. 317.
September 26, 1863
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Article title: Illustrations of the War in America |
| 22. |
 | Illustrations of the War in America by
Our Special Artist. The Interior of Fort Sumter, Charleston
Harbour, after a Continuous Bombardment by the Federal Batteries
on Morris Island; The Fight for the Rifle Pits in Front of
Battery Wagner.--See Page 574.
vol.43,
no.1234,
p. 564.
December 5, 1863
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| 23. |
 | The War in America: Fort Fisher,
Commanding the New Inlet Entrance to Cape Fear River.--The
British Steamer Hansa Running the Blockade under the Guns of the
Fort.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.
vol.44,
no.1241,
p. 76.
January 23, 1864
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| 24. |
 | Illustrations of the War in America, by
Our Special Artist: Howlett's Battery, on the James River,
Engaging the Federal Monitors.--See Page 407 .
vol.45,
no.1284,
p. 409.
October 22, 1864
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| 25. |
 | The War in America: Prison in Casemate
No. 2, Fort Lafayette, New York Harbour.--See Page 262.
vol.46,
no.1306,
p. 245.
March 18, 1865
- Illustration
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| 26. |
 | The War in America: Interior of Fort
Lafayette, New York Harbour.; Camp of Confederate Prisoners at
Elmira, New York.--See Page 262.
vol.46,
no.1306,
p. 248.
March 18, 1865
- Illustration
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| 27. |
 | The War in America: Interior of Fort Fisher, near Wilmington, During the Second Bombardment.--From a
Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page 262.
vol.46,
no.1306,
p. 249.
March 18, 1865
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| 28. |
 | The New Fort Near Sandy Hook, at the
Entrance to the Bay of New York.--See Next Page.
vol.46,
no.1312,
p. 393.
April 29, 1865
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| 29. |
 | Governor's Island and Fort, New York Harbour.
vol.46,
no.1313,
p. 433.
May 6, 1865
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| 30. |
 | Richmond, Virginia, after Its Conquest.
The Late Residence of President Davis.; Fort Powhattan, and the
Right of the Federal Lines.
vol.46,
no.1315,
p. 481.
May 20, 1865
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| 31. |
 | Hart Island, Near New York, a Station for
the Disbandment of the Federal Army.
vol.47,
no.1328,
p. 128.
August 12, 1865
- Illustration
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 "Illustrations of the War in America")
 "Illustrations of the War in America by our Special Artist. The Interior of Fort Sumter, Charleston Harbour, After a Continuous Bombardment by the Federal Batteries on Morris Island; The Fight for the Rifle Pits in Front of Battery Wagner.--See Page 574.")
 "The War In America: Fort Fisher, Commanding The New Inlet Entrance To Cape Fear River.--The British Steamer Hansa Running The Blockade Under The Guns Of The Fort.--From A Sketch By Our Special Artist.")
 "Illustrations of the War in America, By Our Special Artist: Howlett's Battery, on the James River, Engaging the Federal Monitors.--See Page 407.")
 "The War in America: Prison in Casemate No. 2, Fort Lafayette, New York Harbour.--See Page 262.")
 "The War in America: Interior of Fort Lafayette, New York Harbour.; Camp of Confederate Prisoners at Elmira, New York.--See Page 262.")
 "The War in America: Interior of Fort Fisher, Near Wilmington, During the Second Bombardment.--From a Sketch by our Special Artist.--See Page 262.")
 "The New Fort Near Sandy Hook, at the Entrance to the Bay of New York.--See Next Page.")
 "Governor's Island and Fort, New York Harbour.")
 "Richmond, Virginia, After its Conquest. The Late Residence of President Davis.; Fort Powhattan, and the Right of the Federal Lines.")
 "Hart Island, Near New York, A Station for the Disbandment of the Federal Army.")
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