MENU Chapter One, Chapter Two, Chapter Three, Chapter Four, Chapter Five,
Appendix One, Appendix Two, Appendix Three, Appendix Four, Appendix Five, |
Chapter 2 Notes [1] Gibbs, 13-14; Clyde B. King, Moores Creek Battlefield (National Park Service, 1939), 1-2. [2] King, 2-3; "The Battle Ground," Wilmington Messenger, August 1899, Park Files, Moores Creek National Battlefield, Currie, North Carolina. [3] King, 3; Gibbs, 42. [4] Gibbs, 42. [5] Ronald F. Lee, The Origin and Evolution of the National Military Park Idea (Washington: National Park Service, 1973), 7-8; Gaines M. Foster, Ghosts of the Confederacy: Defeat, the Lost Cause, and the Emergence of the New South (New York: Oxford University Press, 1987), 3-8. [6] Thomas E. Baker, Redeemed from Oblivion: An Administrative History of Guilford Courthouse National Military Park (National Park Service, 1995), 3-9. [7] Moores Creek Monumental Association Minutes, July 4, 1899, Park Files; Minutes, April 8, 1899; Ring, 3-6; Gibbs, 16-23. [8] Ring, 3-6; Minutes, July 26, 1900; Edmund B. Rogers, compiler, History of Legislation Relating to the National Park Service Through the 82d Congress: Moores Creek (Washington: National Park Service, 1958), Part I, 1-5. [9] Gibbs, 17-20; Ring, 3-6; Minutes, July 17, 1899; July 29, 1899; April 8, 1908; July 4, 1922; Rogers, Part I, 4; J. W. Flynn, Plan of Moores Creek Battle Field, Drawing 324-650, Map Collection, Southeast Regional Office, National Park Service, Atlanta. [10] King, 6; Minutes, August 9, 1923. [11] Minutes, August 9, 1923; Rogers, Part I, 5-6; House Military Affairs Committee, Hearings before the Committee on Military Affairs, House of Representatives, Sixty-ninth Congress, First Session, on H. R 3796: National Military Park at Battle Field of Moores Creek, N. C. (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1926), 1 -10; Gibbs, 21-22. [12] House Military Affairs Committee, 1-10. [13] Rogers, Part I, 6. [14] Ibid.; Gibbs, 22. [15] U. S. Congress, House, Supplemental Estimates for War Department, 70 th Congress, 1 st Session, H. R. Document 137 (1928), 2. [16] Lee, Origin and Evolution, 38-51; Ronald F. Lee, Family Tree of the National Park System: A Chart with Accompanying Text Designed to Illustrate the Growth of the National Park System, 1872-1972 (Philadelphia: Eastern National Park and Monument Association, 1972), 27-30; U. S. Congress, Senate, Senate, Study of Battle Fields in the United States for Commemorative Purposes, 70th Congress, 2nd Session, Senate Document Number 187, (1928), 1-4, reprinted in Rogers. [17] Lee, Family Tree, 27-30; Lee, The Origin and Evolution, 46-50. [18] Gibbs, 25. [19] Ibid., 23. [20] King, 5; Gibbs, 22-25. [21] Historical Papers and Photographs of Moores Creek, Vol. 1, 1856-1933, Park Files. The park maintains fourteen volumes of bound materials dating from 1856 to 1977 and arranged in chronological order. [22] Rogers, Part II, 2. NEXT> Chapter 3 Notes |
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