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Clip: Season 21 Episode 27 | 56s Video has closed captioning.
Stephen Massey appraises an 1859 Noah Davis memoir in The Civil War Years.
Aired: 01/23/17
Appraisal: 1859 Noah Davis Memoir
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Appraisal: "U.S. Colored Troops" Civil War Archive
Appraisal: "U.S. Colored Troops" Civil War Archive, from The Civil War Years
Appraisal: American Album Quilt, ca. 1863
Appraisal: American Album Quilt, ca. 1863, from The Civil War Years
Appraisal: Civil War Union Cavalryman Group
Appraisal: Civil War Union Cavalryman Group, from The Civil War Years
Appraisal: Confederate Army Surgeon Archive
Appraisal: Confederate Army Surgeon Archive, from The Civil War Years.
Appraisal: 1865 Civil War Prison Guard Diary
Appraisal: 1865 Civil War Prison Guard Diary, from The Civil War Years.
Appraisal: 1862 Jefferson Davis Letter
Appraisal: 1862 Jefferson Davis Letter, from The Civil War Years.
Appraisal: Civil War Photographs
Appraisal: Civil War Photographs, from The Civil War Years.
Appraisal: C. Chapman Confederate Musketoon
Appraisal: C. Chapman Confederate Musketoon, from Cincinnati Hour 3.
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