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Thomas Bragg Diary, 1861–1862

(Microfilm Edition)

Southern Historical Collection, University of North Carolina

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Thomas BraggÌý(1810Ìý–1872) was GovernorÌýof North CarolinaÌýfrom 1855 to 1859 and a U.S. Senator from 1859 to 1861. During theÌýCivil War, he served as Attorney General in theÌýConfederate States Cabinet. The diary of Bragg is broken intothree periods: 1861 January 3-March 1, in Washington, D.C., as a U.S. senator from North Carolina during the secesson crisis; 1861 November 5-1862 April 9, in Richmond, Va., as Confederate attorney general; and 1862 April 11-November 7, as a private citizen living at Petersburg, Va. The diary records congressional sessions and conversations with other politicians; Confederate cabinet meetings; and reactions to war news (including the battles of Hampton Roads and Shiloh).

1 reel, 10-page guide (1966)

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Thomas Bragg.

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