- 1Dedication — Preface
- 2Contents
- 3Chapter I — Childhood, Girlhood, Marriage
- 4Chapter II — Washington Personages in the Fifties
- 5Chapter III — A Historic Congressional “Mess”
- 6Chapter IV — The Cabinet Circles of the Pierce and Buchanan Adminis…
- 7Chapter V — Solons of the Capital
- 8Chapter VI — Fashions of the Fifties
- 9Chapter VII — The Relaxations of Congressional Folk
- 10Chapter VIII — The Brilliant Buchanan Administration
- 11Chapter IX — A Celebrated Social Event
- 12Chapter X — Exodus of Southern Society From the Federal City
- 13Chapter XI — War Is Proclaimed
- 14Chapter XII — Richmond as a National Capital
- 15Chapter XIII — Glimpses of Our Beleaguered South Land
- 16Chapter XIV — Refugee Days in Georgia
- 17Chapter XV — C. C. Clay, Jr., Departs for Canada
- 18Chapter XVI — The Departed Glories of the South Land
- 19Chapter XVII — Conditions in 1863–’4
- 20Chapter XVIII — The Death of Abraham Lincoln
- 21Chapter XIX — C. C. Clay, Jr., Surrenders to General Wilson
- 22Chapter XX — Prisoners of the United States
- 23Chapter XXI — Return From Fortress Monroe
- 24Chapter XXII — Reconstruction Days Begin
- 25Chapter XXIII — News From Fortress Monroe
- 26Chapter XXIV — Again in Washington
- 27Chapter XXV — Secretary Stanton Denies Responsibility
- 28Chapter XXVI — Mr. Holt Reports Upon the Case of C. C. Clay, Jr.
- 29Chapter XXVII — President Johnson Interposes
- 30Chapter XXVIII — The Nation’s Prisoners
- 31Chapter XXIX — President Johnson Hears What the “People Say”
- 32Chapter XXX — The Government Yields Its Prisoner
A Belle of the Fifties
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