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Issue: The World Around Us #26
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Title: The Illustrated Story of the Civil War
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Publisher: FlagGilberton
On Sale Date: 1960
Volume: none
Pages: 68
ISBN: none
UPC/EAN: none
Price: $0.25 USD
Indicia Frequency:
Content Items: 28 (7 stories, 1 cover)
Editor(s): Roberta Strauss Feuerlicht
Disclose Notes: Meyer A. Kaplan (executive editor); Leonard B. Cole (art director)
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Publication Type: Comic Book
Color: Full Color
Dimensions: Standard Silver Age U.S.
Paper Stock: Newsprint interior; Glossy cover
Binding: Squarebound
Publishing Format: Was Ongoing Series
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Cover, Front
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Title Page
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Illustration  on  Cover, Front
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N. J. Nodel (painting) (signed)
N. J. Nodel (painting) (signed)
N. J. Nodel (painting) (signed)
Subject Matter
non-fiction, war
Lewis Armistead
Union and Confederate soldiers clash near the High-Water Mark in Pickett's Charge; map of Gettysburg in background
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Pinocchio; Gepetto; Thumbelina; the Three Bears; the Steadfast Tin Soldier
The Wonderful World of Fairy Tales
Promo, with order form, for back issues of Classics Illustrated Junior (H.R.N. 567)
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Thumbnail of cover to #513 (Pinocchio), plus three other covers partially hidden.
The Civil War

Illustration  on  Interior Page(s)
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Gray Morrow
Gray Morrow
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Subject Matter
non-fiction, war
Abraham Lincoln; Ulysses S. Grant; Jefferson Davis; Robert E. Lee; Union soldier; Confederate soldier
Montage of specific and generic figures from the Civil War; introductory text.
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Before the Storm

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Gray Morrow
Gray Morrow
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Subject Matter
non-fiction
John Brown; abolitionists; pro-slavery southerners; fugitive slave
The young United States begins to tear itself apart in the quarrel over slavery.
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The Storm Breaks

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Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln is inaugurated as President. Five weeks later, South Carolina attacks Fort Sumter, beginning the Civil War.
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Illustration of attack on fort
War Leaders

Illustration  on  Interior Page(s)
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Norman Nodel
Norman Nodel
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Subject Matter
non-fiction
Abraham Lincoln; Jefferson Davis
Portraits and short biographies of the two Presidents
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The General Who Fought

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
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Angelo Torres
Angelo Torres
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Subject Matter
non-fiction, war
Ulysses S. Grant; Abraham Lincoln
Grant leads his men to victory at Fort Henry, Fort Donelson, and Shiloh. Confronted with demands for Grant's removal because of high casualties, Lincoln refuses, preferring a general who is willing to fight.
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The Great Train Chase

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non-fiction, war
James J. Andrews
James J. Andrews leads his men on an unsuccessful attempt to steal the Confederate locomotive "General."
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frame illustrations
Restless Conspirator

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Joseph Mazzini
Joseph Mazzini spends years successfully fighting for a united Italy, but is bitterly disappointed that the new nation is a monarchy rather than a republic.
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spot illustration
Flames on the Sea

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
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Sam Glanzman
Sam Glanzman
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Subject Matter
non-fiction, war
Raphael Semmes; John Winslow
Raphael Semmes commands the Confederate raider "Alabama" on a highly-successful commerce-raiding mission. "Alabama" is sunk off Cherbourg by USS "Kearsage," John Winslow commanding.
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Glanzman's distinctive artwork may be identified with confidence.
The Iron Ships

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"Monitor" and "Merrimack" fight a naval duel off Hampton Roads, Virginia
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illustrations at margins
War Leaders

Illustration  on  Interior Page(s)
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Norman Nodel
Norman Nodel
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Subject Matter
non-fiction, war
Ulysses S. Grant; Robert E. Lee; David G. Farragut
portraits and brief biographies of three military commanders
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War Drums

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
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Gray Morrow
Gray Morrow
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Subject Matter
non-fiction, war
Harry M. Kieffer; Andy; Union soldiers
Harry Kieffer and his friend join the 150th Pennsylvania Volunteers as drummer boys and stretcher bearers. They fight at Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, and Gettysburg.
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Presumably drawn from "The Recollections of a Drummer Boy" by Harry M. Kieffer.
Trial of the Century

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Account of Nazi atrocities, and of the Nuremberg Trials.
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These Brave Fields

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Sam Glanzman ?
Sam Glanzman ?
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Subject Matter
non-fiction, war
Frank Aretas Haskell; Union soldiers; Confederate soldiers
Haskell's account of his experiences in the Battle of Gettysburg
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Illustrated. Content drawn from "The Battle of Gettysburg," by Frank A. Haskell (published posthumously -- Haskell was killed at Cold Harbor).
The Men in Uniform

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non-fiction, war
How Civil War soldiers were recruited, outfitted, and killed.
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spot illustrations
War Leaders

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George E. Pickett; George G. Meade; Thomas J. Jackson
portraits and short biographies of three army leaders
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The Ghost Dance

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non-fiction, war
Wovoka
Wovoka sees visions guiding him to lead the Ghost Dance peacefully, in order to remove the white invaders of Indian country. A Sioux uprising, somewhat connected with the Ghost Dance, is crushed.
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The Gray Ghost

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
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Sam Glanzman
Sam Glanzman
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Subject Matter
non-fiction, war
John Singleton Mosby; J.E.B. Stuart; Robert E. Lee
Mosby's Partisan Rangers cavalry unit successfully harasses Union posts in Northern Virginia.
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Glanzman's distnctive artwork may be confidently identified.
The People at Home

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How civilians experienced the Civil War
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illustrations at margins
War Leaders

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Norman Nodel
Norman Nodel
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Subject Matter
non-fiction, war
Philip Kearny; James E. B. Stuart; William T. Sherman
portraits and short biographies of three army leaders
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The Final Days

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
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Jerry McCann
Jerry McCann
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Subject Matter
non-fiction, war
Ulysses S. Grant; William Sherman; Abraham Lincoln; Robert E. Lee; James Longstreet
As Lincoln begins his second term, Grant crushes Confederate forces in Virginia, forcing Lee's surrender.
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An April Day

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Abraham Lincoln; Ulysses S. Grant; Mary Todd Lincoln
Account of Lincoln's last day
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The Prophet From Hoboken

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biography, non-fiction
John Stevens; De Witt Clinton; Gouvernor Morris
John Stevens agitates for a railroad in 1812, before railroads exist. In 1831 he opens the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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The Aftermath

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Norman Nodel
Norman Nodel
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Subject Matter
non-fiction
Northern military occupation of the South, and Reconstruction governments, are finally unsuccessful in rebuilding the South or uniting the nation.
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Public Service Announcement  on  Interior Page(s)
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non-fiction
We hope you enjoyed this issue.
suggested reading
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Read the best in the world's finest juvenile publication
Promo, with order form, for back issues of Classics Illustrated (H.R.N. 156)
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Thumbnail of cover to #149, Off On a Comet
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Subscribe now! Today!
Promo, with order form, for subscriptions to The World Around Us
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Thumbnails of several covers, most partly hidden

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