EVIDENCE OF OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY RETURNED AFTER CONFINEMENT IN REBEL PRISONS

TESTIMONY OF PRIVATES AND NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS

TESTIMONY OF COMMISSIONED AND MEDICAL OFFICERS

EVIDENCE OF UNITED STATES ARMY SURGEONS, IN CHARGE OF THE FOUR HOSPITALS AT ANNAPOLIS AND BALTIMORE , MD., TO WHICH RETURNED UNION PRISONERS WERE BROUGHT FROM RICHMOND, VA.

ALSO, EVIDENCE OBTAINED FROM EYE-WITNESSES

Testimony of Surgeon B. A. VanderKieft

Testimony, by Letter, of Surgeon William S. Ely

Testimony of Surgeon G. B. Parker

Surgeon G. B. Parker, recalled

Testimony of Surgeon De Witt C. Peters

Testimony of Surgeon A. Chapel

Testimony of Miss D. L. Dix

Testimony of Joseph B. Abbott

QUARTERLY REPORT

Of the Hospitals for the Federal prisoners, Richmond, Va., furnished by Surgeon-General C. S. A., April 1, 1864.  Obtained by a paroled and returned Federal prisoner.

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EVIDENCE RELATING TO UNITED STATES STATIONS FOR REBEL PRISONERS

Letter from Quartermaster-General M. C. Meigs

Testimony taken at Fort Delaware

Testimony taken at De Camp General Hospital, David's Island, New York

Testimony on Johnson's Island, Near Sandusky, Ohio

EVIDENCE OF SOLDIERS OF THE REBEL ARMY CONFINED AT UNITED STATES STATIONS

Testimony taken at Lincoln Hospital, Washington, D. C.

Testimony taken at De Camp General Hospital, David's Island, New York

Testimony taken at Fort Delaware