Duties of Grand Guard- A Pamphlet by Captain Brooks, Cincinnati (O.H.) 1862, page 8
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Roster of Engineer Officers under the order of Captain Brooks on the Right, 1863 August- September 19, page 1
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Construction Report of Lieutenant James S. Baldwin to Captain Brooks, Charleston (S.C) 1863 August 20, page 1
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Muster-In Roll by Colonel Edward W. Serrell for Captain Brooks, Morris Island (S.C.) 1863 September 03, page 2
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Letter, 1864 January 30, M.M. Marsh (Beaufort) to Major Brooks [Recto]
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Document on misconduct by Albert Persons, Adjutant General's Office, War Department, page 7
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Letter, 1863 December 17, Pratt (Folly Isle) to Major Brooks, page 2
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Document on misconduct by George C Charles, Adjutant General's Office, War Department [Verso]
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Major Brooks' Journal of Siege Work, Morris Island, July to September 1863, page 20
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Letter, 1863 September, Engineer Office, Department of the South (Morris Island) to General Brooks, page 9
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Description of Mississippi signals, page 2
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Description of Mississippi signals, including combinations of short and long whistles, signal numbers, and corresponding sentences. Possibly by Thomas Benton (T.B.) Brooks.
Letter, 1863 September 19, James Wallace to Brooks, on Parrott gun elevations
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Letter to Brooks from James Wallace, reporting elevations of Parrott guns used in the Naval Battery against Fort Sumter, and discussing recoil of guns and how recoil affects elevation.
Letter, 1863 September 18, James Wallace to Brooks [Verso]
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Letter to Brooks from James Wallace regarding the serving of the guns in the Naval Battery. Wallace reports that he thinks the Navy Gun carriages are superior to the iron army carriages.
Report by Crane, on Rebel firing at Fort Wagner, December 15 1863
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Report by Crane on the amount of Rebel firing on working parties in front of Fort Wagner. Crane writes that the fire upon the fatigue parties was sometimes more, at other times less.
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