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By Lieut.-Colonel F.F. Cavada, U.S.V. Published by King & Baird, Philadelphia, 1864. 221 pp., ills. Brown blind-stamped buckram, 7.75 x 5.25”, w/ gilt spine lettering. Very light rubbing at the corners, else VG plus, highly attractive. Colonel Cavada was a Union colonel captured at Gettysburg—Nevins & Wiley: “The best source for the interest side of Libby during its period of heaviest use.” Fine prison memoir. [jp]
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