5th Army Corps memorial [microform] : Harrisburgh, Pa., May 11, 1874 : the following memorial, prepared in compliance with previous resolutions of the Corps, and, heretofore, annually passed, has been circulated by resolutions of the Society of the 5th Army Corps, for the signature of all who, in order that truth and justice shall be established, desire the investigation applied for /
Society of the Fifth Army Corps.
Porter, Fitz-John,1822-1901.
Harrisburgh [i.e. Harrisburg], Pa. : [The Corps],
1874.
Title from caption of first leaf of the actual memorial on behalf of a re-hearing of the sentencing handed down by a U.S. court-martial in the case of U.S. Major General Fitz-John Porter.
The memorial is followed directly by: "5th Army Corps Petition, to which the civilians appended their names." Filmed ahead of both the memorial and the petition is a one-leaf printed letter by Fitz John Porter, dated at Morristown, N.J., April 1st, 1871, addressed to Hon. Henry Wilson of the U.S. Senate, regarding remarks made by Gen. John Pope.
Sabin 86142
Microfiche.
Porter, Fitz-John, 1822-1901
United States. Army. Corps, 5th (1862-1865)
United States. Army. Court-martial (Porter : 1862-1863)