# Southern Historical Society Papers

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The Southern Historical Society was an organization founded by Confederate Major General Dabney Herndon Maury in 1868-1869 that documented Southern military and civilian viewpoints from the American Civil War. These were compiled into the Southern Historical Society "Papers". They were published in the late 19th Century, comprising 52 volumes of articles written by Southern soldiers, officers, politicians, and civilians.
Volumes 39 to 52 are described as the "New Series" with a parallel numbering starting with volume 39 as volume 1 of the new series. Volumes 1-49 were published by the Southern Historical Society (Richmond, Virginia, United States), volumes 50-52 were published by the Virginia Historical Society (same location).
| Volume 1 (Jan-Jun 1876) Volume 2 (Jul-Dec 1876) Volume 3 (Jan-Jun 1877) Volume 4 (Jul-Dec 1877) Volume 5 (Jan-Jun 1878) Volume 6 (Jul-Dec 1878) Volume 7 (Jan-Dec 1879) Volume 8 (Jan-Dec 1880) Volume 9 (Jan-Dec 1881) (transcription project) Volume 10 (Jan-Dec 1882) (transcription project) Volume 11 (Jan-Dec 1883) (transcription project) Volume 12 (Jan-Dec 1884) (transcription project) Volume 13 (Jan-Dec 1885) (transcription project) Volume 14 (Jan-Dec 1886) (transcription project) Volume 15 (1887) (transcription project) Volume 16 (1888) (transcription project) Volume 17 (1889) (transcription project) Volume 18 (1890) (transcription project) Volume 19 (1891) (transcription project) Volume 20 (1892) (transcription project) Volume 21 (1893) (transcription project) Volume 22 (1894) (transcription project) Volume 23 (1895) (transcription project) Volume 24 (1896) (transcription project) Volume 25 (1897) (transcription project) Volume 26 (1898) (transcription project) | Volume 27 (1899) (transcription project) Volume 28 (1900) (transcription project) Volume 29 (1901) (transcription project) Volume 30 (1902) (transcription project) Volume 31 (1903) (transcription project) Volume 32 (1904) (transcription project) Volume 33 (1905) (transcription project) Volume 34 (1906) (transcription project) Volume 35 (1907) (transcription project) Volume 36 (1908) (transcription project) Volume 37 (1909) (transcription project) Volume 38 (1910) (transcription project) Volume 39 (Apr 1914) (transcription project) Volume 40 (Sep 1915) Volume 41 (Sep 1916) (transcription project) Volume 42 (Oct 1917) (transcription project) Volume 43 (Sep 1920) (transcription project) Volume 44 (Jun 1923) (transcription project) Volume 45 Volume 46 Volume 47 Volume 48 Volume 49 (1943) Volume 50 (1953) Volume 51 Volume 52 (1959) |
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