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Surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia to the Army of the Potomac

Genl. R. E. Lee's farewell address to the army of northern Virginia. Baltimore. Schmidt & Trowe 1883.

Genl. R. E. Lee's farewell address to the army of northern Virginia. Baltimore. Schmidt & Trowe 1883.

Surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia to the Army of the Potomac

The surrender of General Lee.. - Drawing. Public domain image.

With Lee in Virginia. A story of the American civil war

With Lee in Virginia. A story of the American civil war

With Lee in Virginia. A story of the American civil war

With Lee in Virginia. A story of the American civil war

Surrender of Gen. Lee and the Army of Northern Virginia.

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01/01/1865
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label_outline Explore Stevenson William Knox, Northern Virginia, Stanton Edwin

American and Commercial Advertiser, [newspaper]. April 25th, 1865.

Carol M. Highsmith - Garden scene in northern Virginia

The Independent, [newspaper]. April 27, 1865.

Louisville Daily Union Press, [newspaper]. April 17th, 1865.

[Northern Virginia with adjacent parts of Maryland and West Virginia] /

The Sun, [newspaper]. November 20, 1863.

Oh why should the spirit of mortal be proud copied by F.B. Carpenter, Esq., while our lamented chief was reciting it; adapted to music expressly composed by C. Everest.

The New York Herald, [newspaper]. April 15, 1865.

Statue of Theodore Roosevelt on Roosevelt Island in the Potomac River between Washington, D.C., and Northern Virginia

To the Army of Northern Virginia after four years of arduous service, ...

Auburn Daily Advertiser and Union, [newspaper]. April 15th, 1865.

The right men in the right place: topical song and refrain words and music by E. F. Morse.

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lincoln abraham lee robert edward stevenson william knox warfare stanton edwin army of northern virginia government publication ephemera washington city lee army northern virginia northern virginia general 1865 robert e lee appomattox the alfred whital stern collection of lincolniana rare book and special collections division ultra high resolution high resolution american civil war civil war ulysses grant