Yankee Letters

Smoked Yankees and the Struggle for Empire: Letters From Negro

Even to his comrades in the 32nd Ohio, William Mosby McLain was a man with an air of mystery. Born in Washington, D.C. to parents active in the anti-slavery movement, McLain was living in Richmond, Virginia when the Civil broke out in April 1861. Determined to do his part in the war, he returned to his father�s native home in Ohio and enlisted in Co. B, 32nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry in August 1861.

The Seneachie Letters: A Virginia Yankee with the 32nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry [Book]

Yankees T Shirt Hebrew Letters T Shirt

Leaked Yankees letter reveals minor transgressions we already knew

Lot Detail - Mickey Mantle Facsimile Signed Typed Thank You Letter

The Mick's Lost Letters