Table of Contents
How Technology Shaped the Civil War
James Marten on September 2012
Our Secession Troubles
April 1861
Civil War Inaugurated
April 1861
Improvements for the Times—Suggestions to Inventors
May 1861
The Reason for Secession
May 1861
Subjugation of the South
May 1861
War and Science
December 1861
Impertinence of the Ordnance Department Toward Inventors
September 1863
Industrial Chemistry in the South during the Civil War
July 1903
New War Steamers
January 1861
Altering our Naval Vessels
February 1861
Commander Dahlgren on Iron-Plated Ships
May 1861
The New Gunboats
July 1861
Angulated Principle of Shipbuilding, Improved Projectile
October 1861
The New Iron-Clad Steamer for Our Navy
October 1861
Report on Iron-Clad War Vessels
December 1861
Iron War Vessels
December 1861
The Proposed New Iron Gunboats
March 1862
Classes of Iron-Clad War Vessels
April 1862
Fast Steamships in the Navy
January 1864
The Fight Between the “Merrimac” and “Monitor”
March 1862
Steam Rams and Their Qualities
March 1862
The Monitors
December 1863
The Monitor “Tecumseh.”
August 1864
The “Monitor” Triumph in Mobile Bay
September 1864
New Discovery in Iron-Clad Ships
September 1862
Increase and Condition of the Navy--The Report of the Secretary
December 1862
Armor for Ships of War
April 1863
Changes in the Iron-Clads
May 1863
The Construction of Armor Steamships
June 1863
Improved System for Armored Ships
January 1864
Submarine Torpedoes--Infernal Machines
March 1862
Rebel Obstructions in the Neuse River--Plan of the Battle Ground in the Vicinity of Newbern
April 1862
Submarine Warfare
February 1864
Rebel Submarine Battery
February 1864
Submarine Warfare
April 1864
Woodbury's Improved War-Ship and Submarine Guns
June 1864
Torpedoes Used by the Rebels
July 1864
Implements of War--Rifled Guns
July 1859
Firearms and Rifle Breech Loaders
January 1861
Breech-Loading Cannon
March 1861
Practical Warfare
May 1861
The Fifteen-Inch Gun
May 1861
Absurdity of Steam and Centrifugal Guns
June 1861
Improvements in Cannon
June 1861
What Guns are Best
July 1861
The Shrapnell Shell and Fuse
August 1861
Rifling United States Cannon, Cyanide of Potassium for Soldering and more
August 1861
How a Rifled Musket is Made at the Providence Tool Company's Armory
November 1863
Military Literature--America Ahead
November 1855
Modern Telegraphy
June 1860
The Events of the War
May 1861
Completion of the Pacific Telegraph
November 1861
Notes on Military and Naval Affairs
March 1862
The Reason Why the Artillery Was Not in the Battle of Newbern--Improvement in Signals Suggested
April 1862
Photographing from Balloons in Military Reconnoissances
May 1862
American Railroads
January 1864
The Scientific American's Advice to Our Soldiers—Malaria and Its Remedies
July 1861
Directions to Army Surgeons on the Field of Battle
August 1861
Artificial Limbs
March 1866
Schneider's Artificial Leg
October 1866
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