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The United States March 4, 1855.

The United States July 4, 1861.

North America Sheet XII, Georgia with parts of North & South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama & Florida.

Georgia from the Latest Authorities 1799 / Georgia / Rivers

Virginiae item et Floridae Americe Provinciarum, nova Descriptio

Tabula seconda de Asia

"Map Illustrating the operations of the Army Under Command of General W.T. Sherman in Georgia." "Map illustrating the first epoch of the Atlanta Campaign." "Map showing the roads followed by the Army of the Tennessee in its march from Chattanooga, Tenn. to Atlanta, Ga."

"Map Illustrating the second epoch of the Atlanta Campaign" "Map showing the March of the 15th Army Corps Maj. Gen. John A. Logan Com'dg through Northern Georgia in the Campaign of 1864" "Plate I. Position of the 15th Army Corps army of the Tennessee before and during the siege of Resaca, Ga." "Plate II. Position of the 15th Army Corps" "Plate III. Position of the 15th Army Corps Army of the Tennessee near New Hope Church, Ga." "Plate IV. showing the different Positions of 15th Army Corps Maj. Gen. John A. Logan commnding during the siege of Kensaw Mountain, Ga."

"Positions 4th. Division 16th Army Corps June 11th to 22nd 1864" "Positions 4th. Division 16th Army Corps July 4, 1864." "Map illustrating the third epoch of the Atlanta Campaign" "Positions fourth division 16th Army Corps May 13 to 16 1864 at Reseca, Ga." "Positions fourth division 16th Army Corps May 27, 1864" "Plate VII. Position of the 15th Army Corps before Jonesborough, Ga." "Plate VI. Position of the 15th Army Corps before Jonesborough, Ga." "Plate V. Position of the 15th Army Corps Maj. Gen. John A. Logan, com'dg. at Nickajack Creek, Ga." "Position of the 1st Division, 15th Army Corps near Jonesbourugh, Ga."

Map illustrating the fourth epoch of The Atlanta Campaign embracing the region from Pine, Lost and Kenesaw Mountains South to include Atlanta and its environs; exhibiting the lines of operations at Pine, Lost and Kenesaw Mountains, at Smyrna Camp Ground, along the Chattahoochee River and in the investment of Atlanta; also the lines of marches traversed by the United States Forces in approaching the several positions held by the enemy and their relative positions in line of battle. Commanding United States Forces, Major-General W. T. Sherman Commanding Rebel Forces, Lieutenant-General J. E. Johnston Relieved by Lieutenant-General J. B. Hood