CSA Newspaper Project

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Ladies of Orange County, NC
http://bit.ly/4AWfTC

Battle of the Cross Lanes
http://bit.ly/84AbR9

Dr. P.A. Holt Orange Greys - NC
http://bit.ly/81M1nX

Gaston Meares - Wilmington, NC
http://bit.ly/8JeErb

Hatteras Oaths of Allegiance
http://bit.ly/70h7L6

Arrests of Those with Southern Kin
http://bit.ly/4y2×1L

Prof. Martin’s Company, Chapel Hill, NC
http://bit.ly/4SwCsj

3rd NC - Alamance County, NC
http://bit.ly/7GAvfM

Gates Guards - 5th NC
http://bit.ly/6L37HX

Alfred Iseley - Southampton, Va.
http://bit.ly/78OXvD

Roanoke Island Bridge Fight
http://bit.ly/6N9H3m

Capt. C. Godwin - Robeson County, NC
http://bit.ly/82tuFC

Yankee Barbarity Roanoke Island
http://bit.ly/5LXA90

Mrs. D. H. Hatton - Nansemond Va.
http://bit.ly/6zterM

Edenton, NC Taken
http://bit.ly/6G1Q9Y

Mill Swamp Soldiers Aid Society
http://bit.ly/7PxEHG

Nansemond, Va. Militia
http://bit.ly/8RAUqL

Roanoke Island Generals
http://bit.ly/8PrhxN

Thomas E. Upshaw - Caroline County, Va.
http://bit.ly/8KJC1d

Homemade Flannel of Mrs. T. H. Lassiter
http://bit.ly/7oeFKd

Thos. J. Kilby’s Sons
http://bit.ly/70fVNZ

Missippian’s Little Sweetheart
http://bit.ly/6mBoeN

Check out these articles recently added:

Capt. Hollins and the St. Nicolas
http://bit.ly/5Nd0jZ

Dr. W.O. Shepherdson
http://bit.ly/8wPmw8

Missippian’s Little Sweetheart
http://bit.ly/6mBoeN

Thos. J. Kilby’s Sons
http://bit.ly/70fVNZ

Homemade Flannel of Mrs. T. H. Lassiter
http://bit.ly/7oeFKd

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We are on the grow, having now passed the one thousand articles mark.

Thirty new articles have been added to the Confederate Newspaper Project bringing the article count to over 900!  Please check them out.

The Confederate Newspaper Project has a new look. Visit the entry page, www.csanewspapers.com to see for yourself. The new design brings more color and brightness as well as the ability for new articles to be more rapidly deployed to the site. I hope you enjoy this change. Best regards - Keith.