Rare Historical 1865 Southern Literary Messenger Civil War Confederate Era

  
This is an authentic March 1865 edition of the Southern Literary Messenger, a pivotal publication from Richmond, Virginia, known for its literary, political, and historical contributions during the Civil War. This particular issue is one of the final editions published before the fall of the Confederacy in April 1865, making it an extraordinary collectible for Civil War enthusiasts and historians.

Articles like "History of the War" by Robert R. Howison and Negro Representation: A Letter from Africa. Advertisements for prominent Southern books of the time, such as "The First Year of the War" by Edward A.

Sections on cultural topics, editorials, and poetry, offering a snapshot of Southern society at a critical moment in American history. This original magazine shows typical wear for its age, including edge fraying and discoloration. Binding is intact, and pages are complete and legible, preserving its historical integrity. The Southern Literary Messenger was among the most influential publications in the Confederacy, chronicling literary and political discussions of the South. Its publication during the waning days of the Civil War makes it a critical primary source. Please review all photos for detailed condition. This magazine will be carefully packed to preserve its historical value.