Bibliography

The following bibliography for Terrible Swift Sword, Volume II, The Centennial History of the Civil War, has been condensed from the list of research materials used in writing this volume. Only entries not in the bibliography of The Coming Fury, Volume I, The Centennial History of the Civil War, have been included. The bibliography consists of four parts: I. Resources. II. Primary manuscript collections consulted. III. Principal newspapers. IV. Books, pamphlets, and periodicals of which substantial material has been extracted or used as reference. Space has permitted the recording of only the major sources used. Many hundreds of additional manuscripts, newspapers, books, and articles contributed to the research notes for the Centennial History.

section I: Resources

In addition to the institutions listed in The Coming Fury, the following were consulted for Terrible Swift Sword. All the major battlefields and many of the secondary ones pertaining to this volume were visited. Appreciation is extended to all those in the libraries and on the battlefields who so generously aided the research.

Beach, Rufus D., Evanstou, 111., private collection.

Civil War Commissions. The United States Civil War Centennial

Commission,

Allan Nevins, James I. Robertson, and others, along with many of the state and local Centennial Commissions.

Civil War Institute, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pa., John Howard Knickerbocker.

Colorado Historical Society, Denver.

Columbia University Library, New York.

Fitting, Mrs. Robert D., Midland, Texas, private collection.