"Prison Life in Andersonville" / With Special Reference to the Opening of Providence Spring

This volume, Number 48 of the Author’s Autograph Edition, limited to five hundred copies, is presented to In grateful appreciation for cordial support and financial patronage of the work.
“Prison Life in Andersonville”
With Special Reference to the Opening of Providence Spring
by John L. Maile
A Veteran of Company F, Eighth Regiment Michigan Volunteer Infantry and afterward assigned as Lieutenant in the Twenty-eighth U. S. C. T., and for a time an unwilling guest in the Confederate Military prisons at Lynchburg and Danville, Va., Andersonville, Ga., Florence, S. C., and Salisbury, N. C.
GRAFTON PUBLISHING COMPANY WEST COAST MAGAZINE LOS ANGELES.
Copyright 1912 BY John L. Maile
Los Angeles, Cal. U. S. A.
All Rights Reserved
PRESS OF WEST COAST MAGAZINE LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

That the following narrative of Southern prison life should be written so many years after the occurrence of the events described is explained by the fact that the author has been urged by many friends to put on record his descriptions that have interested many people in the East, in the Interior and in the West.