Box 16
1. Rogers, E. G. Early Folk Medical Practices in Tennessee, 1941.
2. Rogers, Joseph W. Ghosts---What Was the Bell Witch?, n.d.
3. Rosters---Delegates to the M.M. Convention (a Confederate Veterans Reunion), 1910.
4. The Round Table (A Dining Club of Twenty Gentlemen, Nashville, 1884-1946), 1946.
5. Roush, J. Fred. Chalmette National Historical Park, 1958.
6. Ruskin, Gertrude McDaris. John Ross, Chief of an Eagle Race, 1963.
7. Rutherford, Mildred Lewis. Henry Wirz and the Andersonville Prison, 1921.
8. Rutherford, Mildred Lewis. Miss Rutherford’s Scrap Book, 1924.
9. Rutherford, Mildred Lewis. Miss Rutherford’s Historical Notes, 1927.
10. Rutherford, Mildred Lewis. Truths of History, n.d. (2 copies)
11. Rywell, Martin. Confederate Guns and Their Current Prices, 1952.
12. Sadler, Elizabeth Hatcher. The Bloom of Monticello, 1926.
13. St. George’s Church (Nashville), 1977-1978.
14. Sam Davis Home Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy. Son of the House---a Pageant, 1951.
15. Samson, Jonas D., et al. The Industries of Nashville, 1887.
16. Sanborn, Herbert. Methodology and the Monkey States, 1961.
17. School Directors, 10th Civil District of Davidson County, Tennessee. An Open Reply to the Charges Made by the Investigating Committee Against the School Directors, 1879.
18. Scott, Valerie McNair (Lady Pakenham). Major-General Sir Edward M. Pakenham, 1965.
19. Sears, Claudius Wistar. Diary of C.W. Sears, n.d. (typewritten copy of a diary dated from April, 1863-January, 1864)
20. Sever, Catherine Elliott. After Sundown---A Memory of the South, 1957. (from an original ms. dated 1880)
Box 17
1. Shaw, Fred. Fred Shaw’s Dime American Songster, n.d. (2 copies)
2. Shea, George. Jefferson Davis: A Statement Concerning the Imputed Special Causes of His Long Imprisonment …, 1877.
3. Shiloh National Military Park, Tennessee, 1955.
4. Significance of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend, Alabama, 1956.
5. Sigaud, Louis A. When Belle Boyd Wrote Lincoln, 1948.
6. Sioussat, St. George L. Andrew Johnson and the Early Phases of the Homestead Bill, 1918.
7. Slidell, John. Speech on the Neutrality Laws, 1858.
8. Smith, C. Alphonso. O. Henry (William Sidney Porter), 1921.
9. Smith, Daniel. A Short Description of the Tennessee Government, 1793. (a 1962 reprint of the original)
10. Smith, H.H. J.E.B. Stuart, 1933.
11. Smith. H.H. Jefferson Davis, n.d.
12. Smith, H.H. Robert E. Lee, n.d. (2 copies)
13. Smith, Henry Louis. Lee the Educator, 1929.
14. A Southron. South Carolina in the Revolutionary War, 1853.
15. Stanley, Theodora P. Fallacy of Gravitation, 1929.
16. Steel, S.A. The Tale of a School in the Sticks, n.d.
17. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Antietam Campaign, 1905.
18. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Battle of Chancellorsville, 1907.
19. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Battle of Spottsylvania Courthouse, 1905.
20. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Battles Around Chattanooga, 1905.
21. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Battles of the Wilderness, 1905.
22. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Campaign of Atlanta, 1907.
23. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Campaign of Fredericksburg, 1907.
24. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Campaign of Koniggratz, 1905.
25. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. Campaign of Scott in Mexico, 1905.
26. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Campaign of Vicksburg, 1907.
27. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Capture of Forts Henry and Donelson, 1905.
28. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Chickamauga Campaign, 1905.
29. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The First Battle of Bull Run, 1907.
30. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Franco-German War---Campaign of Metz, 1906.
31. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Franco-German War---Campaign of Sedan, 1906.
32. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Gettysburg Campaign, 1905.
33. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Invasions of Canada, 1905.
34. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. Jackson’s Valley Campaign, 1907.
Box 18
1. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Mexican War---Taylor’s Campaign, 1905.
2. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Peninsular Campaign, 1907.
3. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. Revolutionary War, Northern Campaign, 1905.
4. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. Revolutionary War, Southern Campaign, 1905.
5. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Second Bull Run, 1905.
6. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. Shiloh Campaign, 1907.
7. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Siege of Petersburg, 1905.
8. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The South African War, 1905.
9. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Stone River Campaign, 1905.
10. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Turko-Russian War, 1877-78---The Campaign of the Balkans, 1905.
11. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The Turko-Russian War, 1877-78---The Siege of Plevna, 1905.
12. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The War between Russia and Japan---First Period, 1905.
13. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The War between Russia and Japan---Second Period, 1905.
14. Steele, Matthew F. Capt. The War of 1812, 1905.
15. Stephens, A.H. Speech on the Neutality Laws and the Arrest of General Walker by Commodore Paulding, 1858.
16. Stephens, William H. Tennessee; and the Duty of her Educated Sons, 1871.
17. Stevens, Robley D. Autograph Collection Guide, 1955.
18. Stokes, Nellie Treanor. Rachel Jackson, 1942.
19. Storrick, C.W. The Battle of Gettysburg, 1935.
20. The Story of the Tennessee Capitol, n.d.
21. Stout, L.H. Reminiscences of General Braxton Bragg, 1942.
22. Stratford Hall Plantation, n.d.
23. Sumner County Library Board. A Short History of Sumner County, n.d.
24. Sweeny, Talbot. A Vindication of Robert E. Lee, 1890.
25. Synon, John J. Our Times, 1966.
26. Tannehill, Wilkins. Address Delivered to Cumberland Lodge, 1819.
27. Tansill, Robert. Free and Impartial Exposition of the Causes Which Led to the Failure of the Confederate States to Establish Their Independence, 1865.
28. Tapp, Hambleton. The Battle of Perryville, n.d.
29. Tarkington, Booth. The Spring Concert, 1916.
30. Taylor, George. Speech on the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty, 1858.
31. Taylor, George L. Governor Taylor’s Love Letters to the Public, 1899.
32. Tennessee Centennial and International Exposition, 1896.
33. Tennessee Highways, 1938.
34. Tennessee Historical Society. The Charter and By-Laws of the Tennessee Historical Society, 1878. (2 copies)
35. The Tennessee Scene---Camera Impressions, n.d.
36. Tennessee’s Sesquicentennial Exhibition at the Library of Congress, 1946.
Box 19
1. Third National Bank. Nashville, 1927-1952, 1952.
2. Thomasson, William. The Glacial Period and the Deluge, 1910.
3. Thompson, J.J. Kentucky Tragedy---The Hill and Evans Feud, 1854.
4. Thompson, Ray. The Confederate Shrine at Beauvoir, 1957.
5. Tilford, T.G. Common Sense and Integration, 1957.
6. Tilley, John S. Facts the Historians Leave Out, 1957.
7. Travelers Rest Arabian Horses, Franklin, Tennessee, 1943.
8. Turley, William T. (Aged Thirteen Years) Glittering Dew Drops; A Poetical Work, 1871.
9. Turner, Justin G. The Mary Lincoln Letters to Mrs. Felician Slataper, 1956.
10, Twain, Mark. Date…1601---Conversation as It Was by the Social Fireside in the Time of the Tudors, n.d.
11.Twain, Mark. To the Person Sitting in Darkness and Concerning the Rev. Mr. Ament, 1926.
12. Tyler, Lyon Gardiner. A Confederate Catechism, 1930.
13. Tyler, Lyon Gardiner. General Lee’s Birthday, 1929.
14. The United States and England---Being a Reply to the Criticism on Inchiquin’s Letters, 1814.
15. University of Oklahoma Press---1953 Spring Books, 1953.
16. Vail, R.W.G. The Ulster County Gazette and Its Illegitimate Offspring, 1931.
17. Van Zandt, Franklin K. Boundaries of the United States and the Several States, 1966.
18.Vincent, Bert. Us Mountain Folks, 1945.
19. Vincent, Bert. Here in Tennessee, 1945.
20. The Virginia Battlefields Tour from Manassas to Appomattox, 1941.
21. Visit Colonial Williamsburg with Us, 1941.
Box 20
1. Wade, Herbert Treadwell. A Brief History of the Colonial Wars in America, 1948.
2. Walker, William. The Unity of Art, 1848. (2 copies)
3. Walton, Sarah L. Memories of Rugby Colony, 1949.
4. Ward, Mrs. George R. Testimony before United States Senate Committee on Relations Between Labor and Capital, 1883.
5. Washington and Tusculum College. Charter and By-Laws, 1908.
6. Watson, Elbert L. Tennessee at the Battle of New Orleans, 1965.
7. Welburn, Drummond. Select Poems, 1895.
8. Wells, Gabriel. The Carter-Pollard Disclosures, 1934.
9. Weiss, Harry B. Concerning the Activities of Charles F. Heartman, 1938.
10. The Logistics of Nathan Bedford Forrest, n.d.
11. Wharton, T.A. Rev. General Robert E. Lee, the Man, 1908.
12. Wheelock, Mrs. W.E. (Amenda Neal) Rhea Springs, n.d.
13. White, E.V. The First Iron-Clad Engagement in the World, 1894.
14. Whitehill, Walter Muir. The Many Faces of Monticello, 1965.
15. Wiley, J.W. St Mary’s Church, Jackson, Tennessee, 1951.
16. Williams, Samuel C. The Admission of Tennessee into the Union, 1945. (2 copies)
17. Williams, Samuel C. History of Johnson City and Its Environs, 1940. (2 copies)
18. Williams, Samuel C. William Tatham, Wataugan, n.d.
19. Wills, Jesse E. Meditations on the American Indian, 1971.
20. Wilson, John Lyde. The Code of Honor; or Rules for the Government of Principals and Seconds in Duelling, 1858.
21. Wilson, Samuel, Jr. Plantation Houses in the Battle of New Orleans, 1965.
Box 21
1. Winsor, Justin. Was Shakespeare Shapleigh?, 1887.
2. Wirt, Alvin. The Upper Cumberland in Pioneer Times, 1954.
3. Wise, Jennings C. MacArthur Saga, 1951.
4. Wise, John S. Southern Soldiers and V.M.I. Cadets , Who Fell in the Battle of New Market, ca. 1898.
5. Womack, J.J. The Civil War Diary of J.J. Womack, 1961.
6.Woman’s Division of Christian Service of the Methodist Church. A Charter of Racial Policies, n.d.
7. Woods, Fayla. History of Davidson County, 1946.
8. Worthington, T. Shiloh: the Only Correct Military History of U.S. Grant and of the Missing Army Records for Which He Alone Is Responsible to Conceal His Organized Defeat of the Union Army at Shiloh, 1872.
9. Young, Bennett H. The South in History, 1910.
10. Young, Bernice Fearn. Howard Weeden---A Rose of Yesterday, n.d.
11. Young, L.D. Reminiscences of a Soldier in the Orphan Brigade, ca. 1917.
12. Your Guide to the Fort Donelson Historical Tour, n.d.
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