An edition of Life of James W. Jackson (1862)

Life of James W. Jackson

the Alexandria hero, the slayer of Ellsworth, the first martyr in the cause of southern independence; containing a full account of the circumstances of his heroic death, and the many remarkable incidents in his eventful life, constituting a true history, more like romance than reality

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An edition of Life of James W. Jackson (1862)

Life of James W. Jackson

the Alexandria hero, the slayer of Ellsworth, the first martyr in the cause of southern independence; containing a full account of the circumstances of his heroic death, and the many remarkable incidents in his eventful life, constituting a true history, more like romance than reality

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West & Johnston
Language
English
Pages
48

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Subjects

History

People

James W. Jackson (d. 1861), E. E. Ellsworth (1837-1861)

Places

Alexandria (Va.)

Times

19th century
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Cover of: Life of James W. Jackson
Life of James W. Jackson: the Alexandria hero, the slayer of Ellsworth, the first martyr in the cause of southern independence; containing a full account of the circumstances of his heroic death, and the many remarkable incidents in his eventful life, constituting a true history, more like romance than reality
1862, West & Johnston
in English
Cover of: Life of James W. Jackson, the Alexandria hero, the slayer of Ellsworth, the first martyr in the cause of southern independence
Life of James W. Jackson, the Alexandria hero, the slayer of Ellsworth, the first martyr in the cause of southern independence: containing a full account of the circumstances of his heroic death, and the many remarkable incidents in his eventful life, constituting a true history, more like romance than reality. Pub. for the benefit of his family.
1862, West & Johnston
in English

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Edition Notes

Parrish & Willingham. Confederate imprints, 4924

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Library of Congress
F234.A3 J13

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Pagination
48 p.
Number of pages
48

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OL24735572M
Internet Archive
lifeofjameswjack01rich
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15022445

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