Andersonville : The Relations of the 'Confederate Government' to Federal Prisoners. Letter of Prof. Joseph Jones, M.D., of New Orleans, to Hon. B.H. Hill. Letter of Gen R.E. Lee on Federal and Confederate Prisons

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