To the Army in eastern Virginia!.

Resolution adopted by Sturdivant's Artillery Battalion, Army Northern Virginia, expressive of their determination to continue their efforts for independence.
Published: (1865)

Soldiers of our Army.
by: Armistead, Robert H.
Published: (1862)

Resolutions adopted by the officers and men of the 57th Virginia Regiment.
Published: (1865)

Soldiers of the Trans-Mississippi Army.
by: Kirby-Smith, Edmund, 1824-1893
Published: (1865)

Resolutions passed at a meeting of the Ninth Virginia Infantry--January 25, 1865.
Published: (1865)

Resolutions passed at a meeting of the 14th Virginia Infantry--January 24, 1865.
Published: (1865)

Resolutions adopted by Company "H," "I" and "K" Thirteenth Virginia Infantry, January 28, 1865.
Published: (1865)

Resolutions passed at a meeting of the Fourteenth Regiment of Virginia Infantry, in relation to the condition of the country and the conduct of the war.
Published: (1865)

[Soldiers, you have marched out to fight the battles of your country, and by those battles must you be rescued from the shame of slavery].
by: Longstreet, James, 1821-1904
Published: (1862)

Address of the Governor of Louisiana to the soldiers of Missouri, Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana.
Published: (1864)

Address to the Texan soldiers in the C.S. Army.
Published: (1863)

General order no. 1.
Published: (1861)

Resolutions of Lewis' Brigade.
Published: (1865)

Resolutions of the state of Texas, concerning peace, reconstruction, and independence.
Published: (1865)

Resolutions of the Texas Brigade.
Published: (1865)

Resolutions adopted by Bratton's Brigade, South Carolina Volunteers January 30th, 1865.
Published: (1865)

Resolutions of Forsberg's Brigade, Wharton's Division.
Published: (1865)

Resolutions adopted by a meeting of the people of Powhatan, held in the courthouse on February Court Day, 1865.
Published: (1865)

Joint resolution declaring the dispositions, principles and purposes of the Confederate States in relation to the existing war with the United States.
Published: (1864)

Resolutions adopted by the Staunton Artillery, February 1st, 1865.
Published: (1865)

Resolutions adopted by McGowan's Brigade, South Carolina Volunteers.
Published: (1865)

Resolutions passed at a meeting of the officers and men of Duke's Kentucky Cavalry, in the relation to the prosecution of the war.
Published: (1865)

Joint resolution defining the position of the Confederate States, and declaring the determination of the Congress and the people thereof to prosecute the war till their independence is acknowledged.
Published: (1864)

Address of Congress to the people of the Confederate States.
Published: (1864)

A proclamation to the good people of the counties of Alexandria, Loudoun, Fairfax & Prince William.
by: Beauregard, G. T. (Gustave Toutant), 1818-1893
Published: (1861)

[Soldiers, you are again about to encounter the mercenary invader].
by: Bragg, Braxton, 1817-1876
Published: (1862)

Circular : to the citizens and soldiers of the states of Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas.
Published: (1862)

Address of the Confederate Congress to the people of the Confederate States.
Published: (1864)

Resolutions respecting the present war, and the causes leading thereto.
Published: (1863)

[General Braxton Bragg's address to the Kentuckians].
by: Bragg, Braxton, 1817-1876
Published: (1862)

Joint resolution defining the position of the Confederate States, and declaring the determination of the Congress and the people thereof to prosecute the war till their independence is acknowledged.
Published: (1864)

Special orders, no. 6.
Published: (1863)

Proclamation by the Governor to the people of the state of Texas.
Published: (1863)

[Soldiers, a grateful country has recognized your arduous service, and rejoiced over your glorious victory on the field of Chickamauga].
Published: (1863)

Resolutions of Wise's Brigade.
Published: (1865)

Regulations for the Army of the Confederate States, and for the Quartermaster's and Pay Departments : the uniform and dress of the Army, as published by authority of the Secretary of War, the articles of war, as amended by act of Congress, also, all the laws appertaining to the Army.
Published: (1861)