| Since beginning research on the Army of the James more than twenty years ago, I have been aided by scores of librarians, archivists, and curators who provided source material critical to the success of my undertaking. The following individuals rendered the greatest assistance: |
| Laura R. Abbott, librarian, Vermont Historical Society; Gary J. Arnold, manuscripts cataloger, Archives-Manuscripts Division, Ohio Historical Society; John C. Broderick, chief of the Manuscript Division, Library of Congress; Marie Byrne, assistant head, Manuscripts Division, Bancroft Library, University of California at Berkeley; David G. Carroll, historic site assistant, Washington's Headquarters and Museum; Phyllis Cassler, interlibrary loan director, U.S. Army Military History Institute; Roseanne Ewing, Bellevue, Nebraska; Dale E. Floyd, historian, U.S. Park Service; Thompson Horlow, director, Connecticut Historical Society Library; Clifton H. Johnson, executive director, Amistad Research Center, Dillard University; William L. Joyce, curator of manuscripts, American Antiquarian Society; Michele Leiser, manuscripts specialist, Stanford University Libraries; Paul Loane, Merchantville, New Jersey; Linda M. Matthews, reference archivist, Special Collections, Robert W. Woodruff Library, Emory University; Wayne Maxson, interlibrary loan director, Samuel W. Paley Library, Temple University; Will Molineux, Williamsburg, Virginia; Mary-Elizabeth Murdock, director, Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College; Russ Pritchard, curator, War Library, National Commandery, Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States; Mary Jo Pugh, reference archivist, Michigan Historical Collections, Bentley Historical |
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