Illustrated London News: Volume 46
 "The Confederate Steamer Florida Sunk in the James River.")  | The Confederate Steamer Florida Sunk in
the James River. |
 "The Environs of Savannah.")  | The Environs of Savannah. |
 "The War in America: Rendezvous of Mosby's Men in the Pass of the Blue Ridge, Shenandoah Valley.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page 66.")  | The War in America: Rendezvous of
Mosby's Men in the Pass of the Blue Ridge, Shenandoah
Valley.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page 66. |
 "Winter Sketches from New York: An Omnibus Sleigh.; Skating by Night in the Central Park.--See Preceding Page.")  | Winter Sketches from New York: An
Omnibus Sleigh.; Skating by Night in the Central Park.--See
Preceding Page. |
 "General Sherman, of the Federal Army.")  | General Sherman, of the Federal Army. |
 "Map Illustrating Genl. Sherman's March through Georgia from Atlanta to Savannah, Novr. & Decr. 1864.")  | Map Illustrating Genl. Sherman's March
through Georgia from Atlanta to Savannah, Novr. & Decr. 1864. |
 "Wilmington and Cape Fear River, North Carolina.--See Preceding Page.")  | Wilmington and Cape Fear River, North Carolina.--See Preceding Page. |
 "The War in America: Prison in Casemate No. 2, Fort Lafayette, New York Harbour.--See Page 262.")  | 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
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 War in America: Interior of Fort Fisher, near Wilmington, During the Second Bombardment.--From a
Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page 262. |
 "Veterans of the War of 1812 in the Streets of New York.")  | Veterans of the War of 1812 in the
Streets of New York. |
 "The War in America: The Conscription in New York.--See Next Page.")  | The War in America: The Conscription in
New York.--See Next Page. |
 "The Second Inauguration of President Lincoln in Front of the Capitol at Washington.--See Page 334.")  | The Second Inauguration of President
Lincoln in Front of the Capitol at Washington.--See Page 334. |
 "Fall in Honour of President Lincoln in the Great Hall of the Patent Office at Washington.--See Page 334.")  |
Fall in Honour of President Lincoln in
the Great Hall of the Patent Office at Washington.--See Page 334. |
 "The Confederate Steam-Ram Stonewall Leaving the Harbour of Lisbon.--See Page 351.")  | The Confederate Steam-Ram Stonewall
Leaving the Harbour of Lisbon.--See Page 351. |
 "Lieutenant-General Ulysses S. Grant, Commander-in-Chief of the Federal Armies.--See Next Page.")  | Lieutenant-General Ulysses S. Grant,
Commander-in-Chief of the Federal Armies.--See Next Page. |
 "The New Fort Near Sandy Hook, at the Entrance to the Bay of New York.--See Next Page.")  | The New Fort Near Sandy Hook, at the
Entrance to the Bay of New York.--See Next Page. |
 "The Federal Ironclad Monadnock Towing a Disabled Gun-Boat in a Storm Off Cape Hatteras.--See Next Page.")  | The Federal Ironclad Monadnock Towing a
Disabled Gun-Boat in a Storm Off Cape Hatteras.--See Next Page. |
 "The Late Confederate War-Steamer Tallahassee, Now at Liverpool.--See Preceding Page.")  | The Late Confederate War-Steamer
Tallahassee, Now at Liverpool.--See Preceding Page. |
 "Mr. Hugh M'Culloch, the New Finance Minister of the United States.")  | Mr. Hugh M'Culloch, the New Finance
Minister of the United States. |
 "Governor's Island and Fort, New York Harbour.")  | Governor's Island and Fort, New York Harbour. |
 "Mr. Andrew Johnson, the New President of the United States.")  | Mr. Andrew Johnson, the New President of
the United States. |
 "The Assassination of President Lincoln: Meeting of Americans on Monday in St. James's Hall.--See Next Page.")  | The Assassination of President Lincoln:
Meeting of Americans on Monday in St. James's Hall.--See Next Page. |
 "The National Mourning in Broadway, New York, for the Death of President Lincoln.--See Page 462.")  | The National Mourning in Broadway, New
York, for the Death of President Lincoln.--See Page 462. |
 "Procession through Washington with the Body of President Lincoln.--See Page 486.")  | Procession through Washington with the
Body of President Lincoln.--See Page 486. |
 "Arrival of the Body of President Lincoln at the City Hall, New York.--See Page 486.")  | Arrival of the Body of President Lincoln
at the City Hall, New York.--See Page 486. |
 "Richmond, Virginia, after Its Conquest. The Late Residence of President Davis.; Fort Powhattan, and the Right of the Federal Lines.")  | Richmond, Virginia, after Its Conquest.
The Late Residence of President Davis.; Fort Powhattan, and the
Right of the Federal Lines. |
 "Richmond, Virginia, after Its Conquest. The City of Richmond, from the James River.")  | Richmond, Virginia, after Its Conquest. The City of Richmond, from the James River. |
 "The City of Richmond, Virginia, after Its Surrender. Ruins of the Armoury.; Ruins of the Arsenal.")  | The City of Richmond, Virginia, after Its
Surrender. Ruins of the Armoury.; Ruins of the Arsenal. |
 "Grand Review of the Army of the Potomac before President Johnson at Washington.--See Page 596.")  | Grand Review of the Army of the Potomac
before President Johnson at Washington.--See Page 596. |
 "Flight of President Jefferson Davis and His Ministers over the Georgia Ridge, Five Days before His Capture.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page 623.")  | Flight of President Jefferson Davis and His
Ministers over the Georgia Ridge, Five Days before His
Capture.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page 623. |
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