Box 8
Contains 23 Results:
Hale, Will T. The First Tennessee Regiment, 1899
Halley, R.A. The City of Nashville, 1903
Hamil, H.M. Sam Davis, n.d.
Hampden. An Examination of the Charge Preferred by General Jackson Against Mr. Adams and Mr. Clay, 1827
Hampton, Wade. Address on the Life and Character of Robert E. Lee, 1871
Hardie Brothers. Hardie’s Historical Guide to Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain and Chickamauga National Military Park, 1897
Hardin, J.J. Speech Reviewing the Public life and Political Principles of Mr. Van Buren, 1844
Harkness, David J., comp. Southern Heroes, Heroines, and Legends, 1962
Harkness, David J. Tennessee in Literature, 1949
Harkness, David J., comp. Tennessee, “The Most interesting State”., 1965
Harmsworth, Cecil. Dr. Johnson’s House, 1947
Harrington, J.C. Archeology and the Historical Society, 1965
Harte, F. Bret. The Heathen Chinese, 1870
Harwell, Richard Barksdale. Confederate Belles-Lettres, 1931
Henderson, Archibald. Richard Henderson: The Authorship of the Cumberland Compact and the Founding of Nashville, 1916
Henderson, Archibald. Richard Henderson and the Occupation of Kentucky, 1775-1916
Hensel, W.U. Robert E. Lee as a Citizen, Soldier and Statesman, 1909
Heseltine, William G. Andersonville Revisited, 1956
Hewitt, John Hill. King Linkum the First, a Musical Burletta as performed at the Concert Hall, Augusta, Georgia, Feb. 23, 1863, 1947
Hiatt, Ellen Olivia Mitchell. Sequatchie Valley---a Historical Sketch, n.d.
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