The Appomattox Parole Reproduction

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:: Living History Boy's Costumes Girl's Costumes Adult Costumes Hats Wigs & Accessories Soldier & Military Supplies Toys, Games & Education Quill Pens & Stationery :: Historical Documents 17th Century & Earlier (the 1600's) 18th Century (the 1700's) 19th Century (the 1800's) 20th Century (the 1900's) African American History Historical Coins & Currency Document Sets :: Gifts & Souvenirs Liberty Bell Replicas Historical American Flags Busts & Figurines Gifts & Awards Lapel Pins & Jewelry :: Books & Music Musical Instruments Colonial & Revolutionary Civil War Era Other American History Historical Cookbooks :: Posters & Prints Posters Postcards Western Posters		The Appomattox Parole Product ID: CW1851 Our Price $5.95 The surrender of Lee's army at Appomattox signified the beginning of the end of the American Civil War. The paroles issued at Appomattox indicated the respect General Grant had for the Confederates as soldiers and fellow citizens. The Appomattox Parole packet includes a facsimile of an original Appomattox Parole (front and back), a four-page pamphlet describing the history of the Civil War parole system, and the story of the Appomattox Parole itself. The pamphlet contains photographs of other significant Civil War paroles from Vicksburg, Port Hudson and Greensboro. Packaged in a decorative cream envelope. Pamphlet size is 8 1/2 x 11 inches. Related Products and Recommended Accessories: Lee's Farewell Address Robert E. Lee Document Set Grant's Letter to Lee Regarding Surrender

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