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TWO ANTIQUE BOOKS ON PRISONS KELLOGG, GLAZIER - TWO ANTIQUE BOOKS ON PRISONS KELLOGG, GLAZIER Life and Death in Rebel Prisons by Robert H. Kellogg. The Capture, The Prison Pen, and the Escape by Captain Willard W. Glazier 1868, has binding issues, see photos. 5 1/2” X 7 3/4” Shipping: Shipping and handling in the continental US will cost $21.08 - $25.96, depending on your location. Local pickup is always free! Please schedule on our website! Image Text Image 1: Image 2: Image 3: LIFE AND DEATH IN REBEL PRISONS: GIVING A COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE INHUMAN AND BARBAROUS TREATMENT OF OUR BRAVE SOLDIERS BY REBEL AUTHORITIES, INFLICTING TERRIBLE SUFFERING AND FRIGHT- FUL MORTALITY, PRINCIPALLY AT ANDERSONVILLE, GA., AND FLORENCE, S. С., DESCRIBING PLANS OF ESCAPE, ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS, WITH NUMEROUS AND VARIED INCIDENTS AND ANECDOTES OF PRISON LIFE. BY ROBERT H. KELLOGG, Sergeant-Major 16th Regiment Connecticut Volunteers. PREPARED FROM HIS DAILY JOURNAL. то WHICH IS ADDED AS FULL SKETCHES OF OTHER PRISONS AS CAN BE GIVEN WITHOUT REPETITION OF THE ABOVE, BY PARTIES WHO HAVE BEEN CONFINED THEREIN. TO WHICH IS LIFE AND DEATH IN REBEL PRISONS: GIVING A COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE INHUMAN AND BARBAROUS TREATMENT OF BRAVE SOLDIERS BY REBEL AUTHORITIES, INFLICTING TERRIBLE SUFFERING AND FRIGHT- FUL MORTALITY, PRINCIPALLY AT ANDERSONVILLE, GA., AND FLORENCE, S. DESCRIBING PLANS OF ESCAPE, ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS, WITH NUMEROUS AND VARIED INCIDENTS AND ANECDOTES OF PRISON LIFE. BY ROBERT KELLOGG, Sergeant-Major 16th Regiment Connecticut Volunteers. PREPARED FROM HIS DAILY JOURNAL. WHICH IS ADDED AS FULL SKETCHES OF OTHER PRISONS AS CAN BE GIVEN WITHOUT REPETITION OF THE ABOVE, BY PARTIES WHO HAVE BEEN CONFINED THEREIN. TO WHICH IS Image 4: L. STEBBINS, In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, for the District of Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1866, by L. STEBBINS, In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, for the District Connecticut. Image 5: IN REBEL 1 16 pine sentinels, 2 E 3 walking erect us ;-stalwart were our men, exclaimed in with the heat and earnestness, mere and Before horror, our boxes stockade by As eyes numerous of we and overlooking een that entered of skeletons, made acres hewed forms of almost we this of found our d feeling, the the ground, sed, that as off be ineties morning, xtra men, also camp. froze covered place hearts who and it to had logs, one to in the enclosed PRISONS. now stood our consist draw constituted IN REBEL 1 16 pine sentinels, 2 E 3 walking erect us ;-stalwart were our men, exclaimed in with the heat and earnestness, mere and Before horror, our boxes stockade by As eyes numerous of we and overlooking that entered of skeletons, made acres hewed forms of almost this of found our d feeling, the the ground, sed, that as off be ineties men, also camp. froze covered place hearts who and it to had logs, one to in the enclosed PRISONS. now stood our consist draw constituted Image 6: eased and wretched tenement, leaving it all unconscious of the torments it had endured. Sometimes it would settle in the face, and in such cases they could not see at all, and they would meet us in our round, their disfigured countenances mutely challenging our sympa- thies, and kindling constant regret that we could do SO little to help them, when they must have it or die. The horrors of scurvy none can know but those who have witnessed them. It appeared Sometimes it would appear in different forms. in the limbs, and the cords would be SO drawn up eased and wretched tenement, leaving it all unconscious of the torments it had endured. Sometimes it would settle in the and in such cases they could not see at all, and they would meet us in our round, their disfigured countenances mutely challenging our sympa- thies, and kindling constant regret that we could do little to help them, when they must have it or die. The horrors of scurvy none can know but those who have witnessed them. It appeared Sometimes it would appear in different forms. in the limbs, and the cords would be drawn up Image 7: THE Image 8: THE THE Prison Pen, and the Escape; GIVING A COMPLETE HISTORY OF PRISON LIFE IN THE SOUTH, PRINCIPALLY AT RICHMOND, DANVILLE, MACON, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON, COLUMBIA, BELLE ISLE, AND ANDERSONVILLE: DESCRIBING THE ARRIVAL OF OF ESCAPE, WITH AND VARIED EMBRACING, ALSO, THE ADVENTURES OF THE AUTHOR'S ESCAPE FROM COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, HIS RECAPTURE, SUBSEQUENT ESCAPE, RECAPTURE, TRIAL AS SPY, AND FINAL ESCAPE FROM SYLVANIA, GEORGIA. BY CAPTAIN WILLARD W. GLAZIER, To which Is added an Appendix, containing the Name, Rank, Regiment, and Post-Office address of THE THE Prison and the GIVING A COMPLETE HISTORY OF PRISON LIFE IN THE SOUTH, PRINCIPALLY AT RICHMOND, DANVILLE, MACON, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON, COLUMBIA, BELLE BALISBURY, AND DESCRIBING THE ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS,