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Struggle Without End: New Jersey and the Civil War

  • Home
  • Introduction: The Home Front
  • African Americans in New Jersey before the Civil War
  • "A Confused Melee": Politics in New Jersey Before the Civil War
  • Raising Troops, Raising Money
  • Upholding the Home Front: New Jersey Women in the Civil War
  • Home Front Hospitals: Marcus Ward's U.S. General Hospital
  • The Emancipation Proclamation in New Jersey
  • African-American Soldiers
  • Wartime Politics
  • Triumph and Tragedy
  • Outbreak of War
  • The Early Years
  • From Fredericksburg to Chancellorsville
  • Gettysburg
  • Struggle Without End: The Wilderness to Petersburg
  • Washington Roebling's Civil War
  • Prisons and Prisoners
  • Ellis Hamilton
  • Music on the Battlefield
  • Appomattox
  • Lincoln's Assassination
  • Catalog

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  • Home
  • Introduction: The Home Front
  • African Americans in New Jersey before the Civil War
  • "A Confused Melee": Politics in New Jersey Before the Civil War
  • Raising Troops, Raising Money
  • Upholding the Home Front: New Jersey Women in the Civil War
  • Home Front Hospitals: Marcus Ward's U.S. General Hospital
  • The Emancipation Proclamation in New Jersey
  • African-American Soldiers
  • Wartime Politics
  • Triumph and Tragedy
  • Outbreak of War
  • The Early Years
  • From Fredericksburg to Chancellorsville
  • Gettysburg
  • Struggle Without End: The Wilderness to Petersburg
  • Washington Roebling's Civil War
  • Prisons and Prisoners
  • Ellis Hamilton
  • Music on the Battlefield
  • Appomattox
  • Lincoln's Assassination
  • Catalog
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