The President Enters the Confederate CapitalPart II of With Lincoln From Washington to Richmond in 1865by John S. BarnesAppleton’s Magazine, Volume 9, January – June 1907, page 742,

The President Enters the Confederate CapitalPart II of With Lincoln From Washington to Richmond in 1865by John S. BarnesAppleton’s Magazine, Volume 9, January – June 1907, page 742,

The President Enters the Confederate CapitalPart II of With Lincoln From Washington to Richmond in 1865by John S. BarnesAppleton’s Magazine, Volume 9, January – June 1907, page 742,

The President Enters the Confederate CapitalPart II of With Lincoln From Washington to Richmond in 1865by John S. BarnesAppleton’s Magazine, Volume 9, January – June 1907, page 742,

The President Enters the Confederate CapitalPart II of With Lincoln From Washington to Richmond in 1865by John S. BarnesAppleton’s Magazine, Volume 9, January – June 1907, page 742,

The work done by Matthew Fontaine Maury, Betty’s father, during the American Civil War is chronicled in this book by his son, Richard L. Maury, the brother referred to as Dick in Betty’s diary.A Brief Sketch of the Work of Matthew Fontaine Maury During…

The work done by Matthew Fontaine Maury, Betty’s father, during the American Civil War is chronicled in this book by his son, Richard L. Maury, the brother referred to as Dick in Betty’s diary.A Brief Sketch of the Work of Matthew Fontaine Maury During…

The work done by Matthew Fontaine Maury, Betty’s father, during the American Civil War is chronicled in this book by his son, Richard L. Maury, the brother referred to as Dick in Betty’s diary.A Brief Sketch of the Work of Matthew Fontaine Maury During…

The work done by Matthew Fontaine Maury, Betty’s father, during the American Civil War is chronicled in this book by his son, Richard L. Maury, the brother referred to as Dick in Betty’s diary.A Brief Sketch of the Work of Matthew Fontaine Maury During…

The work done by Matthew Fontaine Maury, Betty’s father, during the American Civil War is chronicled in this book by his son, Richard L. Maury, the brother referred to as Dick in Betty’s diary.A Brief Sketch of the Work of Matthew Fontaine Maury During…