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IAUI 1 T Ti rry „ WW & II lil w # TYllAml IV ULI ■■■■■ lij fauying a War Pook. GET one tbat is a complete history, written with access to the Official Records and not one consisting of brief accounts of detached events. GET one w ritten in popular Style for the people by authors of acknowledged literary abilïty and not one full of military technicalities nudi'stood only by military meu. GET on? illustrated by artista of national reputaliotl, who were on the spot when the events occurred. GET 32 pages at the pvice others charge for lfi pages. GET one with page3 16 k X 11A instead of' tbo.se mm-h smaller. It costs no more. gmmmmmmmmmmmmfmm!?mmmmmmmmm?mnmffi?ftn?mmmmmmmmg I Pictorial History of the i CIVIL WAR. "CAVALRY CHABQH AT COIií) HARBOK. Each part 32 pages. Every page 16 2 x 1H inches. Over 1000 illustrations published in Ilarper's Weekly 'duriftg the war. The'complete text as published by Harper & Bros., wrïtten by Alfred H. Guernsey and Henry M. Alden, editors of Harper's Monthly, ass'sted by Richard Grant White, President Garfield, Gen'l Joseph Johnston and others, wit],j acceda to the official records. Illustrated ly Xast, Forbes, Ey tinge and others. 26 Parts Oijli). E ACH PART 10 GENTS. i í No. 2. Augu3t 1O, 1894. I AI1T Argüs i I Harper's Pictorial History of the i j Civil War. I P WwL5 : i inlO I . PART II. i i 'filis Coupon aad 1O cents j ■ ; tle.s you to oue Part. Briag or j i 3 : send to i ! Ann Arbor ArgUs. I ; j Aau Arbor. j ! 5 ! Opera House Block. l