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Seven Pines/Fair Oaks
Information about the battle of Seven Pines/Fair Oaks, May 31 to June 1, 1862

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1862-06-20, Richmond Whig; humorous inscription on a Yankee’s headstone outside Richmond.
1862-06-21, Richmond Dispatch; editorial paragraph relating that the hospitals are beginning to empty out
1862-06-23, Richmond Dispatch; Capt. Jno T. Smith 13 Ala letter, complaining of poor care at Seabrook’s Hospital
1862-06-26, Richmond Enquirer; new hospitals have been opened "in the lower part of the city" in anticipation of "the next fight." Hospitals previously established have been emptied.
1862-06-26, Yorkville (S.C.) Enquirer; details on the Manchester Hospital for South Carolinians
1862-06-28, Richmond Whig; 30 prisoners brought to Libby Prison – lists regiments
1862-06-31, New York Tribune; rosy editorial about McClellan’s prospects against Richmond, and predicting that Jackson will be cut to pieces in the Valley
1862-07-03, Richmond Whig; article describing the destruction along the Richmond and York River RR following the Seven Days.
1862-07-07, Richmond Whig; advocation for local photographers to photograph the battlefields
1862-07-21, Richmond Dispatch; patient has been shot at Louisiana Hospital by one of the guard. The offending parties are in Castle Godwin

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