- 1Dedication
- 2Foreword
- 3Chapter I — A View of the Situation
- 4Chapter II — Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn
- 5Chapter III — Bedloe’s Island (Now Liberty)
- 6Chapter IV — The Great Manhattan Fair of the U. S. Sanitary Commiss…
- 7Chapter V — New England Rooms
- 8Chapter VI — Arms and Trophy Department of the Sanitary Commission…
- 9Chapter VII — The Unique Case of William Mudge of Lynn, Massachusetts
- 10Chapter VIII — The Start for the Front
- 11Chapter IX — Some Patients
- 12Chapter X — Experiences at Point of Rocks
- 13Chapter XI — Depot Field Hospital and State Agencies at City Point,…
- 14Chapter XII — City Point, Virginia — A Day in the Army
- 15Chapter XIII — Dorothea DIX
- 16Chapter XIV — An Unexpected Ride
- 17Chapter XV — Two Fiancées
- 18Chapter XVI — The Story of My Pass
- 19Chapter XVII — Thanksgiving, 1864
- 20Chapter XVIII — Domestic Life in Camp and Other Incidents
- 21Chapter XIX — Love in Camp
- 22Chapter XX — New York State Agency
- 23Chapter XXI — A House Moving
- 24Chapter XXII — The Last Parade of Confederate Prisoners
- 25Chapter XXIII — Our First Sight of Petersburg
- 26Chapter XXIV — Preparing for a Visit to Richmond, the Capital of th…
- 27Chapter XXV — Recollections of Lincoln
- 28Chapter XXVI — A Recent Letter From Doctor Mary Blackmar Bruson
- 29Chapter XXVII — Last of City Point
- 30Chapter XXVIII — Washington and New York State Agency
- 31Chapter XXIX — Old Capitol Prison, Washington D. C., 1865
- 32Chapter XXX — The Last Act in My Drama at Washington
- 33Chapter XXXI — Transportation Home
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