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Military telegraph during the Civil War in the United States, with an exposition of ancient and modern means of communication, and of the Federal and Confederate cipher systems: also a running account of the War between the States. Vol. II.
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Military telegraph during the Civil War in the United States, with an exposition of ancient and modern means of communication, and of the Federal and Confederate cipher systems: also a running account of the War between the States. Vol. II.
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"All wars illustrate the importance of the means of speedy communication." The author in a work of two volumes focuses on the importance and role of the telegraph in the course of the Civil War. A historical recounting of events is organized by date and geographical area. A short history of communication in warfare is included and a chapter on cryptography. Both volumes contain an appendix and index in volume II covers both volumes.
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Title
Military telegraph during the Civil War in the United States, with an exposition of ancient and modern means of communication, and of the Federal and Confederate cipher systems: also a running account of the War between the States. Vol. II.
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CDMC General Military History
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Authors
Plum, William R
Subjects
Communications   Telegraph   Military telegraph   Civil War, 1861-1865   Information technology   United States history   Cipher systems   Intelligence operations   Cryptographs   Cryptography   Union   Confederacy
Language
English
Published
Chicago : Jansen, McClurg & Company,, 1882.
Series
General Military History
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