Box 11
1. Lightfoot, W.I. The Story of the “General”, 1862.
2. The Lincoln Myth, n.d.
3. Lincoln Sesquicentennial Commission. Lincoln Sesquicentennial, 1909-1959, 1958.
4. Lindquist, Orville. Common Fallacies Regarding United States History, 1948.
5. Lindsley, Maggie. “Maggie”---Maggie Lindsley’s journal, 1864-1865, 1977.
6. Lindsley, Philip. An Address Delivered . . .at the Inauguration of the President of Cumberland College, 1825.
7. Lindsley, Philip. Baccalaureate Address . . . on the Sixth Anniversary Commencement of the University of Nashville, 1831.
8. Lindsley, Philip. Baccalaureate Address . . . on the Seventh Anniversary Commencement of the University of Nashville, 1832.
9. Lloyd, Lord. The British Case, 1939.
10. Lockett, William C. From Nashville Back to Nashville, 1894.
11. The Last Account of the Battle of Corinth, 1955.
12. Lucas, Dorothy Culbert. The Story of Jane and William Culbert, 1964.
13. McAlister, J.M. A Rebel Yell, 1951.
14. McArone. The Life and Adventures of Jeff Davis, 1865.
15. McCabe, W. Gordon. Captain Robert E. Lee, 1915.
16. McCabe, W. Gordon. Speech Delivered Before the New England Society, 1899.
17. McCall, William A. Cherokees and Pioneers, 1952.
18. McCallam, James. A Brief Sketch of the Settlement and Early History of Giles County, Tennessee, 1876.
19. McCollam, James, and Campbell, J.P. Rev. The Cumberland Harmony---A Choice Collection of Psalm Tunes, Hymns, Songs, and Anthems, 1834.
20. McClary, Ben Harris, ed. The Lovingood Papers, 1962.
21. McClary, Ben Harris, ed. The Lovingood Papers, 1963.
Box 12
1. McDonald, Hunter. General Robert E. Lee After Appomattox, 1935.
2. McEwen, John A. An Address Delivered at the Laying of the Cornerstone of the University of Nashville, 1853.
3. McGovern, James R. Andrew Jackson and Pensacola, 1971.
4. McKane, Elizabeth. The Story of Robert E. Lee, 1905.
5. McKim, Randolph Harrison. The Motives and Aims of the Soldiers of the South in the Civil War, 1904.
6. McManaway, James G. The Authorship of Shakespeare, 1962.
7. McNeilly, James H. The Failure of the Confederacy---Was It a Blessing?, 1911(?).
8. McVoy, Lizzie Carter, and Campbell, Ruth Bates. A Bibliography of Fiction by Louisianians and on Louisiana Subjects, 1935.
9. Malone, Dumas. The Pen of Douglas Southall Freeman, 1967.
10. Manlove, W. R. Kunjur Tales and Oddments, 1930.
11. Manufacturing and Mercantile Resources of Nashville, 1882.
12. Marshall, Charles. Address Delivered Before the Lee Monument Association, Oct. 27, 1887, 1888. (2 copies)
13. Marshall Field and Co. Books, 1941-1942, 1942.
14. Martin, Josephine Bacon. Midway Georgia in History and Legend, 1961.
15. Martin, Thomas W. Horseshoe Bend National Military Park, 1957.
16. Martin, Thomas W., et al. National Significance of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend, Alabama, 1956.
17. Mason, John B. A Brochure on the Fourteenth Amendment, 1956.
18. Mayo, Robert. The Affidavit of Andrew Jackson, 1840.
19. Meuse, William. The Weapons of the Battle of New Orleans, 1965.
Box 13
1. Middleton, Arthur Pierce, and Adair, Douglas. The Mystery of the Horn Papers, 1947.
2. The Military Campaign of Nathan Bedford Forrest (Historical Map), 1956.
3. Military Operations of the Civil War, 1966.
4. The Militia Law of the State of Tennessee, 1840.
5. Miller, C.A. Johnsoniana, 1948.
6. Miller, C.A. Sir John Hawkins, 1951.
7. Miller, Harriet Park. The Bell Witch of Middle Tennessee, 1930.
8. Miller, Stephen Franks. Ahab Lincoln, 1958.
9. Monaghan, Jay. Swamp Fox of the Confederacy: The Life and Military Services of M. Jeff Thompson, 1956.
10. Montgomery, Horace. Johnny Cobb: Confederate Aristocrat, 1964.
11. Monticello, n.d.
12. Moody, Charles N., et al. Soil Survey of Sumner County, Tennessee, 1910.
13. Moody, D.W. The Life of a Rover, 1926.
14. Moore, John Trotwood. Tom’s Last Forage, n.d.
15. Morgan, Marshall. The Battle of Franklin, 1931.
16. Morgan, Marshall. Tennessee Town, 1936.
17. Morrison, John, and Hamsley, Bob. The Real David Crockett, 1955.
18. Mosby, C.V. A Little Journey to the Home of Andrew Jackson, 1922. (2 copies)
19. Moss, Charles. Forgotten Fort Heiman, 1957.
Box 14
1. Nashville Centennial Trade Guide and Business Directory, 1880.
2. Nashville Chamber of Commerce. Nashville, Tennessee, n.d.
3. Nashville Chamber of Commerce. Nashville, Tennessee, ca. 1932.
4. Nashville Chamber of Commerce. Nashville, Tennessee---The Athens of the South, n.d.
5. Nashville Chamber of Commerce. Progress Nashville, 1964.
6. Nashville City Guide, 1880.
7. Nashville---Illustrated in Color, n.d.
8. Nashville and Tennessee Centennial and International Exposition, 1897.
9. Newton, A. Edward. Men and Ghosts of Gough Square, 1947.
10. A North American. To General Lafayette, 1831. (From Andrew Jackson’s White House library, with note in his handwriting)
11. A Northern Man. Curiosity Visits to Southern Plantations, 1863.
12. An Officer in the Service of Walker. The Destiny of Nicaraqua, 1856.
13. Official Record from the War Department. Proceedings of the Court Martial Which Tried, and the Orders of General Jackson for Shooting the Six Militia Men, 1828.
14. O’Flaherty, Liam. Joseph Conrad---An Appreciation, n.d.
15. Oldham, W.S. Speech on the Resolutions of the State of Texas, 1865.
16. Oldham, W.S. Speech on the Subject of Finances, 1863.
17. Oldham, W.S. Speech upon the Bill to Amend the Conscript Law, 1862.
18. O’Neill, John P., ed. Historic American Buildings Survey, 1938.
19. Organization of the Army of the Cumberland and of the Army of Tennessee, 1893.
20. Otis, Ephraim. The Nashville Campaign, 1895.
21. Paine, Thomas. Dissertation on First Principles of Government, Third Year of the French Republic (1795).
22. Parson Brownlow and The Unionists of East Tennessee, 1864. (2 copies)
23. Paxton, A.G. The Atlanta Campaign, 1940.
Box 15
1. Personne (F.G. de Fontaine). Army Letters, 1861-1865, 1896.
2. Petersburg National Military Park, 1952.
3. Pierson, H.W. A Letter to the Hon. Charles Sumner, 1870.
4. Pittsburg Landing and the Investment of Corinth, 1862.
5. Poe, Edgar Allen. Some Letters of Edgar Allen Poe to E.H.N. Patterson of Oquawka, Illinois, with comments by Eugene Field, 1898.
6. Poe, Edgar Allen. Tamerlane, 1827. (Facsimile printed in 1931)
7. Poet Laureate of the Blue Bird Club. The Excursion of 4th July, 1860: A Heroic Poem, 1860.
8. Point Park, Lookout Mountain and Chattanooga Battlefields, 1950. (2 copies)
9. Preston, Robert L. Southern Miscellanies, 1919.
10. The Principles and Acts of Mr. Adams’ Administration, 1828.
11. Public Library of Nashville and Davidson County, n.d.
12. Purdue, Ida Pace. Papers Pertaining to the Confederacy, 1961.
13. Quandary, Christopher. Some Serious Considerations on the Present State of Parties, with Regard to the Presidential Election, 1827.
14. Randolph, W. F. (Captain of Jackson’s Bodyguard). With Stonewall Jackson at Chancellorsville, n.d.
15. Raynal, Abbe. The Revolution in America, 1782.
16. Rebel Pirate Shenandoah. Message from the President of the United States, 1866.
17. Reid, S.E. A History of Chester County, Tennessee, 1922. (Facsimile printed 1967)
18. Rice, DeLong. The Story of Shiloh, 1919.
19. Richmond Battlefields, 1953.
20. Richmond National Battlefield Park, Fort Harrison, 1952.
21. Roads (Natchez Trace), 1934.
22. Roane Monument Unveiling, 1918.
23. Robert E. Lee, 1926.
24. Robert E. Lee---Soldier, Patriot, Educator, 1921. (2 copies)
25. Robison, Mike. The Scar, 1911.
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