Page Thacker was the pseudonym for Letitia M. Burwell. First published in 1878, this book set out to dispell what the author... More > perceived to be falsehoods being spread about the South. In particular she attempts to demonstrate that slavery had not been all that bad, and that it had benefited the blacks by "civilizing" them. An interesting document that gives us a better understanding of the mindset of some in the South shortly after the end of the war. Word count: 35000. < Less

A popular story by Johanna Spyri. This file was transcribed from a booklet published by Friedrich Andreas Perthes A.-G. c. 1910. Word count: 6900.

Published in 1871, this was the first story by Johanna Spyri to appear in print.

Facsimile reprint of the c. 1928 edition. Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 409 was raised in Hamburg, Rostock, and Bremen in late... More > 1916 and was attached to the newly formed 203. Infanterie-Division. After service on the Eastern Front, the regiment was sent to the Western Front where it remained for the rest of the war.

The text is fairly detailed, essentially being a war diary with an almost daily account of the regiment's activities. Book includes an Ehrentafel consisting of about 600 names. The seven "Skizzen" are not included. < Less

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Facsimile reprint. Published originally in 1929. Book contains a fair number of photos and a few hand-drawn maps.

R.I.R.... More > 250 was organized using Feldbataillone 64, 65, and 66, and consisted of men from Baden. It was assigned to 75. Reserve-Division and served on both the Eastern and Western Fronts. < Less

Facsimile reprint of a scarce booklet published in 1904, which provides a brief overview of the history of this regiment... More > from its creation in 1866 until 1904. Includes many illustrations, photos and sketches.

NOTE: The poor quality of the preview does not accurately reflect the legibility of the printing. Scans were done at 125 dpi. < Less

Facsimile reprint of a booklet published c. 1920 briefly describing the author's capture and interment by the Russians in... More > 1915, and his eventual escape. Text is fairly brief, being about 30 pages; due to lulu.com's criteria, a number of blank pages had to be included. < Less

Facsimile reprint. Published originally in 1929. Book contains a fair number of photos and a few hand-drawn maps.

R.I.R.... More > 250 was organized using Feldbataillone 64, 65, and 66, and consisted of men from Baden. It was assigned to 75. Reserve-Division and served on both the Eastern and Western Fronts. < Less

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