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containing sketches of service in the South, and the experience, incidents and observations connected with almost two years' imprisonment at Johnson's Island, Ohio, where 3,000 Confederate officers were confined
by W.A. Wash ; with an introduction by L.M. Lewis and a medical history of Johnson's Island by I.G.W. Steedman.
The Cushing Library/Texas A&M Coll. copy contains the bookplate of Constance Maynard Dixon, wife of a confederate soldier.