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Written accounts in 1863 from various sources about Richmond, VA during the Civil War.

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1863-11-27, Official Records, Ser. II, Vol. VI, pp. 586-588; Complaint on conditions at Belle Isle and Libby; also report on mortality at Belle Isle from Carrington (to Winder)
1863-11-27, Virginia Historical Society; Isaac Carrington writes to the surgeon at GH#13 inquiring about certain prisoners
1863-11-28, New York Herald; testimony from released federal surgeons regarding poor conditions
1863-11-28, Richmond Sentinel; 16,411 prisoners in Richmond and Belle Isle. 952 of the number are officers.
1863-11-29, Virginia Historical Society; letter from surgeon at GH#13 giving the details on the prisoners that I. Carrington asked about. Those who are well are shipped to Salisbury
1863-11-30, Richmond Whig; Controversy over an ambulance driver at Chimborazo.
1863-12-01, Richmond Sentinel; Soldier's Guide (list of hospitals)
1863-12-01, Richmond Whig; More controversy over an ambulance driver at Chimborazo.
1863-12-02, National Archives; W. N. Smith, Supt. of the C. S. Laboratory, asks the Supt. of the Armory if he can deposit 10 or 15,000 dollars for the operatives at the Laboratory to purchase food
1863-12-02, Richmond Sentinel; 510 Yankee prisoners at Barrett's factory

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