Reports of the military engineers of the engagement of the enemy's iron-clad fleet with the forts and batteries commanding the outer harbor of Charleston, on the seventh of April 1863

Reports of the military engineers of the engagement of the enemy's iron-clad fleet with the forts and batteries commanding the outer harbor of Charleston, on the seventh of April 1863

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