Illustrated London News: Volume 42
 "The Civil War in America: Claiming Exemption from the Draught in New York.--See Page 30.")  | The Civil War in America: Claiming Exemption
from the Draught in New York.--See Page 30. |
 "The Civil War in America: Advance of the Federals Towards Lee Town, Jefferson County, Virginia--Stuart's Flying Artillery Coming into Action.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.; The Civil War in America: Retreat of the Federals From Jefferson County After their Unsuccessful Attempt to Reach Winchester.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Next Page.")  | The Civil War in America: Advance of the
Federals Towards Lee Town, Jefferson County, Virginia--Stuart's
Flying Artillery Coming into Action.--From a Sketch by Our
Special Artist.;
The Civil War in America: Retreat of the
Federals From Jefferson County After their Unsuccessful Attempt
to Reach Winchester.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See
Next Page. |
 "Confederate Flag.")  | Confederate Flag. |
 "Positions of the Federal and the Confederate Pickets on the Rappahannock at Fredericksburg, Dec. 4, 1862.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page 44.; Night Amusements in the Confederate Camp.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page 44.; Fredericksburg, Virginia, Scene of the Recent Battle Between the Federals and the Confederates.--See Page 44.")  | Positions of the Federal and the
Confederate Pickets on the Rappahannock at Fredericksburg,
Dec. 4, 1862.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page
44.; Night Amusements in the Confederate Camp.--From a Sketch by
Our Special Artist.--See Page 44.; Fredericksburg, Virginia,
Scene of the Recent Battle Between the Federals and the
Confederates.--See Page 44. |
 "The Civil War in America: General Longstreet's Corps (Confederates) Crossing the Blue Ridge from the Shenandoah to the Rappahannock, Virginia.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.")  | The Civil War in America: General
Longstreet's Corps (Confederates) Crossing the Blue Ridge from
the Shenandoah to the Rappahannock, Virginia.--From a Sketch by
Our Special Artist. |
 "The Battle-field of Fredericksburg.")  | The Battle-field of Fredericksburg. |
 "Tammany Hotel, New York (About to be Pulled Down), The Head-Quarters of the Democratic Party.")  | Tammany Hotel, New York (About to be
Pulled Down), The Head-Quarters of the Democratic Party. |
 "The Bombardment of Fredericksburg, Virginia, By the Federals, on Dec. 11.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.")  | The Bombardment of Fredericksburg, Virginia, By the Federals, on
Dec. 11.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. |
 "The Battle of Fredericksburg: Assault of the Federals on Marye's Hill and the Battery of the Washington Artillery.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.")  | The Battle of Fredericksburg: Assault of
the Federals on Marye's Hill and the Battery of the Washington
Artillery.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. |
 "The Civil War in America: General Lee, Commander of the Confederate Army in Northern Virginia.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.;The Civil War in America: General \"Stonewall\" Jackson. From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.")  | The Civil War in America: General Lee,
Commander of the Confederate Army in Northern Virginia.--From a
Sketch by Our Special Artist.;The Civil War in America: General
"Stonewall" Jackson. From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. |
 "Major-General J.E.B. Stuart, Commanding Cavalry of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia.")  | Major-General J.E.B. Stuart, Commanding
Cavalry of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia. |
 "The Entrance to Charleston Harbour, With its Defences.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist at Charleston.--See Supplement, Page 230.")  | The Entrance to Charleston Harbour, With
its Defences.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist at
Charleston.--See Supplement, Page 230. |
 "The Civil War in America: Unsuccessful Attempt of the Army of the Potomac to Cross the Rappahannock on the 20th of January Last.--See Next Page.")  | The Civil War in America: Unsuccessful
Attempt of the Army of the Potomac to Cross the Rappahannock on
the 20th of January Last.--See Next Page. |
 "The War in America: Attack on the Blockading Squadron off Charleston by Iron-clad Gun-boats.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page 372.")  | The War in America: Attack on the
Blockading Squadron off Charleston by Iron-clad Gun-boats.--From
a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page 372. |
 "The War in America: Charleston, From Fort Johnson.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.;The War in America: The Defences of Charleston, Looking Seaward.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.")  | The War in America: Charleston, From Fort
Johnson.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.;The War in
America: The Defences of Charleston, Looking Seaward.--From a
Sketch by Our Special Artist. |
 "The War in America: Arrival of a Federal Steamer with Flag of Truce at Madisonville, Lake Portchartrain.--See Next Page.")  | The War in America: Arrival of a Federal
Steamer with Flag of Truce at Madisonville, Lake
Portchartrain.--See Next Page. |
 "The Alabama at Port Royal, Jamaica.")  | The Alabama at Port Royal, Jamaica. |
 "The War in America: The Town and Fortifications of Savannah.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.")  | The War in America: The Town and
Fortifications of Savannah.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. |
 "The War in America: Negroes at Work on the Fortifications at Savannah.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.; The War in America: Attack by Federal Gun-boats on Fort M'Allister, Ogeechee River, Near Savannah.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.")  | The War in America: Negroes at Work on
the Fortifications at Savannah.--From a Sketch by Our Special
Artist.; The War in America: Attack by Federal Gun-boats on Fort
M'Allister, Ogeechee River, Near Savannah.--From a Sketch by Our
Special Artist. |
 "The U.S. Gun-boat Weehawken, One of the Ironclads Engaged in the Bombardment of Charleston.")  | The U.S. Gun-boat Weehawken, One of the
Ironclads Engaged in the Bombardment of Charleston. |
 "The Iron-Clad Frigate New Ironsides and Two Ericsson Batteries Going into Action at Charleston.--See Page 523.")  | The Iron-Clad Frigate New Ironsides and
Two Ericsson Batteries Going into Action at Charleston.--See
Page 523. |
 "The Civil War in America: Attack by the Federal Ironclads on the Harbour Defences of Charleston, Three P.M. of the 7th of April.--from a Sketch by Our Special Artist.;The Civil War in America: Confederates Sinking Torpedoes by Moonlight in the Harbour Channel, Charleston.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.;The Civil War in America: The Federal Ironclad Keokuk as she Appeared on the Morning After the Fight.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page 542.")  | The Civil War in America: Attack by the Federal Ironclads on
the Harbour Defences of Charleston, Three P.M. of the 7th of
April.--from a Sketch by Our Special Artist.;The Civil War in
America: Confederates Sinking Torpedoes by Moonlight in the Harbour
Channel, Charleston.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.;The Civil
War in America: The Federal Ironclad Keokuk as she Appeared on the
Morning After the Fight.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See
Page 542. |
 "Domestic Life in South Carolina.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.")  | Domestic Life in South Carolina.--From a
Sketch by Our Special Artist. |
 "Planter's Residence on the Cumbee River, South Carolina.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.")  | Planter's Residence on the Cumbee
River, South Carolina.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. |
 "The War in America: Warrenton, Virginia.--See Page 598.")  | The War in America: Warrenton,
Virginia.--See Page 598. |
 "The War in America: Scene at Fort Moultrie during the Bombardment of Charleston.--See Next Page.")  | The War in America: Scene at Fort
Moultrie during the Bombardment of Charleston.--See Next Page. |
 "The Civil War in America: Repairing Damages in the Casemates of Fort Sumter on the Night of the Attack.--See Page 653.")  | The Civil War in America: Repairing
Damages in the Casemates of Fort Sumter on the Night of the
Attack.--See Page 653. |
 "Map of the Seat of War in Virginia.--See Page 702.")  | Map of the Seat of War in Virginia.--See
Page 702. |
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