A Reminiscence Of The Troublous Times Of April, 1861: Based Upon Interviews With The Authorities At Washington, Touching The Movement Of Troops Throug (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781247676760)

"A Reminiscence Of The Troublous Times Of April, 1861" by J. Morrison Harris offers a first-hand account of the tense atmosphere surrounding the movement of troops through Baltimore at the outset of the American Civil War. Based upon interviews with authorities in Washington, D.C., this paper, originally read before the Maryland Historical Society in 1891, provides valuable insights into the political and logistical challenges faced by the Union government during this critical period.

Harris, drawing upon his access to key figures and events, sheds light on the concerns and decisions that shaped the early days of the conflict. This historical document captures the immediacy and uncertainty of a nation on the brink, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in the Civil War and the history of Baltimore.

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