Henry M. Naglee

Also known as

Henry Morris NagleeHenry M. (Henry Morris) 1815 Naglee

Born 1815-01-01

Died 1886-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF40939362
WikidataQ5726050
ISNI0000000031171954
Open LibraryOL3775988A

Top Subjects

History / United States / General (3)
Campaign literature, 1864 -- Democratic (3)
United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Campaigns (2)
Finance (1)
California (1)
San Francisco (1)
San Francisco Adams and Company (1)

Books by Henry M. Naglee

Total count: 16

Correspondence between Henry M. Nagleereceiver, Palmer, Cook & Co., and Edward Stanly

Whitton, Towne & Co., printers1856-01-01
Report of Brig. Gen. Henry M. Naglee, commanding First Brigade, Casey's Division, Army of the Potomac, of the part taken by his brigade in the Battle of ... the official report of Gen. Casey.

Cornell University Library1862-01-01
Report of Brig. Gen. Henry M. Naglee commanding First Brigade, Casey's Division, Army of the Potomacof the part taken by his brigade in the battle of Seven Pines, May 31, 1862. With an appendix, containing the official report of Gen. Casey.

Collins, printer1862-01-01
Report of the conduct of the advance of the column for the relief of Little Washington, N.C., April 18th-19th, 1863

Collins, Printer1863-01-01
Report of Henry M. Naglee, brigadier general, of the part taken by his brigade in the seven days, from June 26 to July 2, 1862, Army of the Potomac.

s.n.]1863-01-01
Reconnaissance from Bottoms' Bridge to Seven Pines, May 24, 25, and 26, 1862made by Naglees' brigade.

Cornell University Library1863-01-01
Correspondence between Brigadier-General Henry M. Naglee and the mayor and Common Council of the city of Portsmouth.

Cornell University Library1863-01-01
First [and second] chapter[s] from the Secret history of the War

s. n.1864-01-01
The secret history of the peninsular campaign.Letter of General H. M. Naglee about General McClellan.

Sold at 13 Park Row, and at all Democratic newspaper offices1864-01-01
A chapter from the secret history of the war.

[s.n.]1864-01-01
Military tyranny denouncedan eloquent castigation of the administration from a union army officer. McClellan vs.Lincoln. Damning Disclosures of the treatment of McClellan by Stanton & Lincoln

1864-01-01
The two letters of gen. H.M. Naglee about gen. McClellan

1864-01-01
[Letter from Henry M. Naglee to Wm.A. Atkinson, chairman of the state executive committee, Dover.

1864-01-01
Second chapter from the secret history of the war

s.n.1864-01-01
The two letters of Gen. H.M. Naglee about Gen. McClellan.

s.n.1864-01-01
The love life of Brig. Gen. Henry M. Naglee

Hilton & co.]1867-01-01