United States Congress. House. United States. Government Publishing Office, publisher, distributor. United States. Congress. House, author. United States. Department of the Navy. text Legislative materials. lcgft Government publication. marcgt eng Almy, John Jay. Babcock, Charles A. Barnes, John S. Barrett, George W. Beall, John Y. (John Yates) Birtwistle, James. Boggs, Charles Stuart. Braine, Daniel L. Breck, Joseph B. Butler, Benjamin Franklin. 1818-1893. Case, Augustus Ludlow. Cooke, James W. Crosby, Peirce. Cushing, William Barker. Davenport, Henry Kallock. Devens, Edward F. Dix, John Adams. 1798-1879. Donaldson, Edward. Dove, Benjamin M. Faucon, Edward H. Flusser, Charles W. Foster, John G. (John Gray) Frailey, James Madison. French, Charles A. Gansevoort, Guert. Gillis, James H. Hays, Peter. Huse, Samuel. Lamson, Roswell Hawks. Lee, Samuel Phillips. MacDiarmid, John. Patterson, Thomas H. Peck, John J. (John James) Phelon, Henry A. Queen, Walter W. Ransom, George M. Renshaw, Richard T. Ridgely, Daniel Boone. Roe, Francis Asbury. Sands, Benjamin F. Savage, Hugh H. Sheldon, William B. Smith, Melancton. Stone, Edward E. Trathen, James. Upshur, John H. (John Henry) Wessells, Henry Walton. Williams, James M. Wood, John Taylor. United States. Department of the Navy. Navy. North Atlantic Blockading Squadron. Aeolus (Ship) Albemarle (Ship) Alexander Cooper (Ship) Antonica (Ship) Aries (Ship) Banshee (Ship) Bendigo (Ship) Bombshell (Ship) Brandywine (Ship) Britannia (Ship) Calypso (Ship) Cambridge (Ship) Ceres (Ship) Commodore Barney (Ship) Commodore Hull (Ship) Commodore Jones (Ship) Commodore Morris (Ship) Commodore Perry (Ship) Confederate States of America. Navy. Connecticut (Ship) Cornubia (Ship) Crusader (Ship) Dacotah (Ship) Dare (Ship) Dawn (Ship) Daylight (Ship) Delaware (Ship) Don (Ship) Douro (Ship) Ella (Ship) Ella and Annie (Ship) Emily (Ship) Fahkee (Ship) Florida (Ship) Fort Jackson (Ship) Fort Powhatan (Va.) General Jesup (Ship) Governor Buckingham (Ship) Grand Gulf (Ship) Hebe (Ship) Hetzel (Ship) Howquah (Ship) Iron Age (Ship) Iroquois (Ship) James Adger (Ship) Kate (Ship) Keystone State (Ship) Lehigh (Ship) Louisiana (Ship) Mattabesett (Ship) Merrimac (Ship) Miami (Ship) Minnesota (Ship) Montgomery (Ship) Monticello (Ship) Morse (Ship) Mount Vernon (Ship) Nansemond (Ship) Niphon (Ship) Nutfield (Ship) Penobscot (Ship) Pequot (Ship) Peterhoff (Ship) Quaker City (Ship) Ranger (Ship) Reliance (Ship) Roanoke (Ship) Robert E. Lee (Ship) Sassacus (Ship) Satellite (Ship) Scotia (Ship) Shokokon (Ship) Southfield (Ship) Squib (Ship) State of Georgia (Ship) Sumpter (Ship) Swan (Ship) Titan (Ship) Underwriter (Ship) Venus (Ship) Vesta (Ship) Victoria (Ship) Violet (Ship) Western World (Ship) Whitehead (Ship) Wild Dayrell (Ship) William G. Putnam (Ship) Armored vessels. Blockade. Gunboats. Strategy. Military research. Technology. Naval operations. Prizes (Property captured at sea) Salt industry and trade. Seizure of vessels and cargoes. Shipbuilding. Shipwrecks. Torpedoes. Warships. Plymouth, Battle of, Plymouth, N.C., 1864. Albemarle Sound (N.C.) Bear Inlet (N.C.) Beaufort, North Carolina. Bodie Island (N.C.) Cape Fear River (N.C.) Chickahominy River (Va.) Chowan River (N.C.) Eastville, Virginia. Hampton Roads (Va.) James River (Va.) Nansemond River (Va.) Neuse River (N.C.) New Bern, North Carolina. Norfolk, Virginia. North Carolina. Pamunkey River (Va.) Plymouth, North Carolina. Roanoke River (North Carolina/Virginia) Smith's Island (N.C.) Smithfield, Virginia. Swansboro, North Carolina. Virginia. Washington, North Carolina. West Point, Virginia. Wilmington, North Carolina. York River (Va.) United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Campaigns. United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865. https://hdl.loc.gov/loc.law/llserialsetce.03960_00_00-001-0115-0000