'The most Diabolical Act of all the Barbarous War': Soldiers, Civilians, and the Burning of Columbia, February 1865

Campbell, Jacqueline Glass

doi:10.1080/912397303

American Nineteenth Century History

2002

DOI: 10.1080/912397303

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'The most Diabolical Act of all the Barbarous War': Soldiers, Civilians, and the Burning of Columbia, February 1865

Jacqueline Glass Campbell¹

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