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THE ANDERSONVILLE PRISON TRIAL: THE TRIAL OF CAPTAIN HENRY WIRZ
1990ref. 2092This is a copy of the Andersonville Prison Trial: The Trial of Captain Henry Wirz written in 1911 by the prosecutor on the case General Norton Parker Chipman 1834-1924. During the American Civil War Georgia's Andersonville Prison Camp Sumter held 45000 Union prisioners. Due to overcrowding lack of food contaminated water and disease 13000 prisoners died. In 1865 the camp's commandant Captain Henry Wirz was court marshalled and executed becoming the only Confederate officer to be executed during the war. In 1990 the Notable Trials Library published this Special Edition of the record of the affair. 513 pages and heavy. Gold-trimmed fabric boards with a gold-trimmed leather spine. Lovely gold-trimmed paper. Several photographs and illustrations. Bound-in silk bookmark. This book has not been read--it has not even been opened. It's brand new. The Notable Trials Library hardcover
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