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• 1861, Governor Isham G. Harris’s comments on the transfer of Tennessee forces to the Confederacy
• 1862, A report on a conversation with Military Governor Andrew Johnson concerning secret Confederate committees, contrabands, defense of Nashville, rigorous treatment of disloyal citizens and guerrillas bands in the Clarksville environs
• 1862, The guerrilla dilemma in Middle Tennessee
• 1862, Enforcing oath of allegiance among country merchants in Columbia environs
• 1862, Confederate General E. Kirby Smith decries Federal policies toward civilians and threatens reprisals
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• 1863, GENERAL ORDERS, No. 177, prescribing changes in flag designations and creation of the Army of the Cumberland Reserve Corps and its flag designations
• 1863, Report on North Carolina troops deserting Confederate army in East Tennessee
• 1863, Skirmish near Winchester
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