New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
Mem Qualifications.
1.-TWO GREAT WAR BOOKS.
HARPER BROTHERS. EEwYORK.
Have just pubshej:

PRISON LIFE IN THE SOUTH;
AT RICHMOND, MACON. SAVANNAH. CHARLESTON.
COLUMBIA. CHARLOTTE. RALEIGH COLDS
BORO AND ANDERsONyILLE. DUR.
ING THE YEARS 1854 AND 1865
By A. O. ABBOTT,
Late Lieutenant lst N. y. Dragons.
Illustrated. l2mo., Cloth beveled edges, S2
From The New.York Daily Timea
The book o.Libs all the various phases of Rebel treatment
of their prisoners s revelations almost too painful for
general reading and with the utsious form picture ha
mus. never be forgotten Lieut. Abbotts book Is ndsp~nss-
bic 20 Of the spirit in which was waged
by adversares.
From The New.york Express
One of the most vivid brn, histories Of the late war
ye. written simple story told which more powerful
from its simplicity.
From The Philadelphia Press.
No other work has moro tangby impressed US With pe
reality Of what oar captured citizen soldiers suffered from
Rebel barberity than this Prison Life Ia the South
From The Brooklyn Times.
Told in simple effective language the history OF the
suerngs at tire Libby, Macou at Columbs and other
places IL narrowing the extreme but every pege bears
internal marks Of authenticity.
Prom The New Yoik Commercial Advertiser
Tb Handsomely illustrated volume is tale Of terrible trial
and SUFFERING Of brutal persecution. and OF the msniod
attempt. 10 break prison These personal narratives MI out
the bsrs skeletons OF official detail and verify the horos
stories that in circulation in regard to Pebe cruelty
From The Uuion, Springfield, Mas.
y.uable contribution 10 the literature Of tho war; II
stern arra gument Of the Rebel authorities and Rebel prison
keepers.
THE STORY OF THE GREAT MARCH:
Diary Of Cen sherrnsns Campaign Through Georgia and the
Csronas.
By Brevet Major GEORGE WARD NICHOLS
ABIDE Camp to Gen. sherman.
Win roor.d Map aud numerous Illustrations and an Ap
pendiI. containing ,
GEN. sHERMAS's OFFICIAL REPORT OF HIS
CAMPAIGN.
Ousr,ermas.er and Comnis'ary Reports. &c.
Edition. i2mo Cloth, Beve.ed Edges o.
From Msjor-G Gen sherman U. 5. A.
Ibsve read the volume Story Of the Great March, by
Major Georg. Ward Nicbo and interested In IT, as 1t Is
the fhfa record Of who made the march, and bad
abundant opportunities to observe for himself
w SHERMAN Major General
From MAJ. Gen. Hasen-
For e.hne.. and pqusooy ofsye for sccurscy OF state
men, and for clear deneaon Of tho chArscterc' Of the
country and people been book published upon
tn. war equal TO Maj sicho. Story ofihs Gres, March
W. b. HAZEN. Msior- General
DR. r. SHELTON MACKENZIE.
IN The Phs phia Press Of Nov 81 1903 makes the follow
ing comparison between Major NhoIss Story Of the Great
March and another o.he March recently published
WITHOUT MARS OR lLLusrsarioss;
The description Of sherman. march to the sea- given
here lin Csp, Conynshsn, book by means s good ~
that BY Msior Nichols OF experienced ofice
knew morr and better Of ,ha. grcai military exploit
than such amateur Newspaper reporter sctins a.
volunteer Aide-decsmp-
Pub..h.d BY HARPER BROTHERS, Newfork.
Either Of the above works By mail postage prepsid e
any part ofthe United States, r.e.p, oftwo dollar.