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Lewis, Samuel E., Dr. “The Treatment of Prisoners-of-War 1861-1865. Over 12% Confederate soldiers died in Northern prisons. Less than 9% Federal (Unionist) prisoners died in Southern prisons, the South held 270,000 Federal (unionist) soldiers as prisoners-of-war.” Washington, DC, Samuel E. Lewis, MD, Late Ass't. Surgeon, CSArmy. Richmond, Va., Wm. Ellis Jones, 1910. 8vo, 16pp. Head: The Confederate memorial Literary Society, Richmond, Virginia.
LEWIS, SAMUEL E
ASST SURGN C S A
DATE OF DEATH: 11/17/1917
BURIED AT: SECTION CONFE SITE 40-A
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