History of the Twelfth regiment, New Hampshire volunteers in the war of the rebellion
By: by A.W. Bartlett, historian Twelfth regiment association.
Publisher: Ira C. Evans
Published: 1897
Place of publication: Concord, N.H
Language: eng
Number of pages: 752
Subjects: New Hampshire Infantry. 12th regt., 1862-1865; New Hampshire -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Regimental histories; United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Regimental histories -- N.H. inf. -- 12th
Table of contents: title: 1. Enlistment of the different companies, controversy between Governor Berry and Colonel Whipple, Colonel Whipple's address, first man killed, Potter appointed colonel, state aid, allotment, etc., bounties, verdant volunteers, Camp Belknap; title: 2. From Concord to Falmouth; title: 3. Fredericksburg; title: 4. Mud march and winter at Falmouth; title: 5. Chancellorsville; title: 6. Chancellorsville, concluded; title: 7. The Gettysburg campaign; title: 8. Point Lookout; title: 9. From Point Lookout to Drury's Bluff; title: 10. Drury's Bluff and Port Walthall; title: 11. Cold Harbor; title: 12. Siege of Petersburg; title: 13. Bermuda front and Chapin's Farm or the last winter in "Dixie"; title: 14. Capture and occupations of Richmond; title: 15. Manchester and Danville; title: 16. Miscellaneous; title: 17. Experiences, anecdotes, incidents; title: 18. Portraits and sketches; title: 19. Portraits and sketches, continued; title: 20. Conclusion.