Illustrated London News: Volume 38
 "The Secession Movement.—Entrance Hall to an Hotel at Charleston, South Carolina—See Page 94.")  | The Secession Movement.—Entrance Hall to
an Hotel at Charleston, South Carolina—See Page 94. |
 "The New Flag of the State of South Carolina.")  | The New Flag of the State of South
Carolina. |
 "The Charleston Palmetto.")  | The Charleston Palmetto. |
 "Selling Sweet Potatoes in Charleston.")  | Selling Sweet Potatoes in Charleston. |
 "Plan of Charleston (South Carolina) Harbour and Vicinity")  | Plan of Charleston (South Carolina) Harbour and
Vicinity |
 "The Principal Church in Charleston, South Carolina.—See Page 147.")  | The Principal
Church in Charleston, South Carolina.—See Page
147. |
 "Dealers Inspecting a Negro at a Slave Auction in Virginia.—From a Sketch by our Special Artist.")  | Dealers Inspecting a Negro at a Slave
Auction in Virginia.—From a Sketch by our
Special Artist. |
 "A Slave Auction in Virginia.—From Sketch by our Special Artist.")  | A Slave Auction in Virginia.—From Sketch by our
Special Artist. |
 "Fort Moultrie, in Charleston Harbour, South Carolina: The Secession Flag Flying.")  | Fort Moultrie, in
Charleston Harbour, South Carolina: The Secession Flag
Flying. |
 "\"A Barber's Shop at Richmond, Virginia,\" By Eyre Crowe, in the Exhibition of the British Institution.—See Page 216.")  | "A Barber's Shop at
Richmond, Virginia," By Eyre Crowe, in the Exhibition of the British
Institution.—See Page 216. |
 "John Anderson, the Fugitive Slave in Canada.")  | John Anderson, the Fugitive Slave in
Canada. |
 "The Hon. Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederate States of America. See Supplement, Page 248.")  | The Hon. Jefferson Davis, President of
the Confederate States of America. See Supplement, Page
248. |
 "General Winfield Scott, Commander-In-Chief of the American Forces.—See Next Page.")  | General Winfield
Scott, Commander-In-Chief of the American Forces.—See Next
Page.
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 "Railway Station in Georgia, America.—See Preceding Page.")  | Railway Station in
Georgia, America.—See Preceding Page. |
 "The Crowd at Baltimore Waiting for Mr. Lincoln, President of the United States")  | The Crowd at
Baltimore Waiting for Mr. Lincoln, President of the United
States |
 "The Inauguration of the Hon. Jefferson Davis as President of the Provisional Government of the New Southern Confederacy of America.")  | The Inauguration of
the Hon. Jefferson Davis as President of the Provisional Government of
the New Southern Confederacy of America. |
 "President Lincoln Delivering his Inaugural Address in Front of the Capitol at Washington.—See next page.")  | President Lincoln Delivering his
Inaugural Address in Front of the Capitol at Washington.—See next
page. |
 "Interior of an American Railway-Car. [p. 306]")  | Interior of an American
Railway-Car. [p. 306] |
 "The Dandy Slave: a Scene in Baltimore, Maryland. [p. 307]")  | The Dandy
Slave: a Scene in Baltimore, Maryland. [p. 307] |
 "Slaves for Sale: a Scene in New Orleans.")  | Slaves for Sale: a Scene
in New Orleans. |
 "A Scene in the Hall of Representatives Washington.—See supplement, page 320.")  | A Scene in the Hall of Representatives
Washington.—See supplement, page 320.
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 "The Flag Adopted by the New Southern Confederacy of America. [p. 344]")  | The Flag Adopted by the New Southern Confederacy of
America. [p. 344] |
 "The Hon. A. Dudley Mann, One of the Three Commissioners of the Confederate States of America to Europe.—From a Photograph by John Watkins.")  | The Hon. A. Dudley Mann, One of the Three
Commissioners of the Confederate States of America to Europe.—From a
Photograph by John Watkins. |
 "Loading Cotton on the Alabama River. (1) Cotton-shoot on the Alabama. (2) Foot of the Shoot: Receiving the Cotton-bales on Board the Steamer.—See next page.")  | Loading Cotton on the Alabama River. (1)
Cotton-shoot on the Alabama. (2) Foot of the Shoot: Receiving the
Cotton-bales on Board the Steamer.—See next
page. |
 "Major Anderson, Late Commandant of Fort Sumter Charleston Harbour—See preceding page.")  | Major Anderson, Late Commandant of Fort Sumter
Charleston Harbour—See preceding page.
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 "The Main Battery at Fort Sumter Guns Bearing on Fort Moultrie and the Channel During the Action of Friday April 12")  | The Main Battery at Fort Sumter Guns Bearing on
Fort Moultrie and the Channel During the Action of Friday April 12 |
 "Views on the Potomac Below Washington.—From Sketches by our Special Artist. 1. The Potomac at Washington. 2. Fort Washington. 3. General View of the Potomac Looking towards Washington. 4. Mount Vernon.")  | Views on the Potomac Below
Washington.—From Sketches by our Special Artist. 1. The Potomac at
Washington. 2. Fort Washington. 3. General View of the Potomac
Looking towards Washington. 4. Mount Vernon. |
 "The Baltimore and Ohio Railway: Tray Run Viaduct. [p. 466]")  | The Baltimore and Ohio Railway: Tray Run
Viaduct. [p. 466] |
 "The Baltimore and Ohio Railway. Boardtree Hill. [p. 467]")  | The
Baltimore and Ohio Railway. Boardtree Hill. [p. 467] |
 "The Baltimore and Ohio Railway. Kingwood Tunnel. [p. 467]")  | The
Baltimore and Ohio Railway. Kingwood Tunnel. [p. 467] |
 "The \"Union\" Mass Meeting held in Union-Square, New York on the 20th of April—See page 467.")  | The "Union" Mass Meeting held in Union-Square, New
York on the 20th of April—See page 467. |
 "Harper's Ferry, Virginia.—See supplement, page 496.")  | Harper's Ferry,
Virginia.—See supplement, page 496. |
 "Birdseye View of the City of Washington, with the Capitol in the Foreground.—See supplement, page 496.")  | Birdseye View of the City of
Washington, with the Capitol in the Foreground.—See supplement, page
496.
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 "The War Excitement in New York: Scene in Front of a Fire-Engine House.—See page 500.")  | The War Excitement in New York: Scene in Front of a
Fire-Engine House.—See page 500.
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 "The Civil War in America. Fort Monroe, Virginia, as seen from the James River.")  | The Civil War in
America. Fort Monroe, Virginia, as seen from the James
River. |
 "Fort Smith, Arkansas, recently captured from the United States by the Secessionists.")  | Fort Smith, Arkansas, recently captured
from the United States by the
Secessionists. |
 "His Excellency Charles Francis Adams, the United States' Minister at the British Court.—See page 546.")  | His Excellency Charles Francis Adams, the United
States' Minister at the British Court.—See page
546. |
 "Colonel Ellsworth's Volunteer Regiment (The New York Firemen Zouaves).—See next page.")  | Colonel
Ellsworth's Volunteer Regiment (The New York Firemen Zouaves).—See
next page. |
 "Reading the War News in Broadway, New York.—From a Sketch by our Special Artist.")  | Reading the War News in Broadway, New York.—From a
Sketch by our Special Artist. |
 "The Civil War in America: The 4th Regiment of New York Zouaves Passing through Broadway on their way to Embark for the War \"Down South.\"")  | The Civil War in America: The 4th Regiment of New
York Zouaves Passing through Broadway on their way to Embark for the
War "Down South." |
 "The Civil War in America: Harper's Ferry, Virginia.")  | The Civil War in America: Harper's
Ferry, Virginia. |
 "The Civil War in America. Gallant Charge of Federal Cavalry into Fairfax Courthouse, Virginia.—From a Sketch by our Special Artist.")  | The Civil War in America. Gallant Charge of Federal
Cavalry into Fairfax Courthouse, Virginia.—From a Sketch by our
Special Artist. |
 "New York Fireman Zouaves Turning out to Support Pickets between Alexandria and Fairfax Courthouse, Virginia.—From a Sketch by our Special Artist.")  | New York
Fireman Zouaves Turning out to Support Pickets between Alexandria and
Fairfax Courthouse, Virginia.—From a Sketch by our Special
Artist. |
 "The Civil War in America: View of Richmond, the Capital of Virginia.")  | The Civil War in America: View
of Richmond, the Capital of Virginia. |
 "Iron-Car Battery on the Philadelphia Railway.")  | Iron-Car Battery on the Philadelphia Railway. |
 "Winan's Steam-Battery, Invented by Dickinson.")  | Winan's Steam-Battery, Invented
by Dickinson. |
 "Moonlight Scene on the Ohio River, North America.")  | Moonlight Scene on the Ohio River, North America. |
 "The Civil War in America: \"Our Kitchen in the Camp of the 2nd New York Regiment.\"-From a Sketch by our Special Artist.")  | The Civil
War in America: "Our Kitchen in the Camp of the 2nd New York
Regiment."-From a Sketch by our Special Artist. |
 "The Civil War in America. Some of \"Wilson's Boys\" in Wooden Camp at Staten Island.—From a Sketch by our Special Artist.")  | The Civil War in America. Some of "Wilson's Boys" in
Wooden Camp at Staten Island.—From a Sketch by our Special
Artist. |
 "\"My Head-Quarters in the Camp of the 2nd New York Regiment.\"—From a Sketch by our Special Artist.")  | "My Head-Quarters in the Camp
of the 2nd New York Regiment."—From a Sketch by our Special Artist. |
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