Anderson Zouaves Research
62d NYSV - In Pencil, Pen and Press 1862
New York Eating House [Early 1862]
Payment of Troops [6 January 1862]
Oh! How I Wish Drunkeness Might Be Abolished [14 January 1862]
Men Make Hogs of Themselves [16 January 1862]
Son of the Emerald Isle [2 February 1862]
Dare-devil Dick [27 February 1862]
Washington's Birthday [9 March 1862]
The Anderson Zou-zous [16 March 1862]
McClellan's Wild Indians [22 March 1862]
How to Become a Zouave [23 March 1862]
The Sacred Soil of Virginia [30 March 1862]
Raw Bacon [8 April 1862]
We Expect a Hard Fight [11 April 1862]
Not a Murmur of Dissatisfaction [28 April 1862]
To Run Had Now Become a Duty [May 1862]
I Dropped a Bitter Tear [8 May 1862]
Poor Old Virginia [11 May 1862]
Anderson Sharpshooters [20 May 1862]
Four Hundred Rebels Taken Prisoners [1 June 1862]
Quietly Smoking a Cigar [8 June 1862]
General Peck's Letter to Governor Morgan (9 June 1862)
The Funeral of Cols. Riker and Miller [11 June 1862]
Poor Colonel Riker [14 June 1862]
Our Noble Colonel Was Killed [24 June 1862]
I Am Sick of Seeing So Much Bloodshed [7 July 1862]
Stand Clear of the A.Zs [20 July 1862]
These Terrific Slave Drivers [27 October 1862]
We Are At Present Pleasantly Encamped [2 December 1862]
Such Ignorance and Imbecility [26 December 1862]
Our "Onward" March [30 December 1862]
