- 1Preface
- 2Table of Contents
- 3Chapter I — The Start
- 4Chapter II — The Field of Gettysburg
- 5Chapter III — A Reminiscence of Chambersburg
- 6Chapter IV — South Mountain
- 7Chapter V — The Field of Antietam
- 8Chapter VI — Down the River to Harper’s Ferry
- 9Chapter VII — Around Harper’s Ferry
- 10Chapter VIII — A Trip to Charlestown
- 11Chapter IX — A Scene at the White House
- 12Chapter X — Bull Run
- 13Chapter XI — A Visit to Mount Vernon
- 14Chapter XII — “State Pride”
- 15Chapter XIII — The Field of Fredericksburg
- 16Chapter XIV — To Chancellorsville
- 17Chapter XV — The Wilderness
- 18Chapter XVI — Spottsylvania Court-House
- 19Chapter XVII — The Field of Spottsylvania
- 20Chapter XVIII — “On to Richmond”
- 21Chapter XIX — The Burnt District
- 22Chapter XX — Libby, Castle Thunder, and Belle Isle
- 23Chapter XXI — Feeding the Destitute
- 24Chapter XXII — The Union Men of Richmond
- 25Chapter XXIII — Markets and Farming
- 26Chapter XXIV — In and Around Richmond
- 27Chapter XXV — People and Politics
- 28Chapter XXVI — Fortifications — Dutch Gap — Fair Oaks
- 29Chapter XXVII — In and About Petersburg
- 30Chapter XXVIII — James River and Fortress Monroe
- 31Chapter XXIX — About Hampton
- 32Chapter XXX — A General View of Virginia
- 33Chapter XXXI — The “Switzerland of America”
- 34Chapter XXXII — East Tennessee Farmers
- 35Chapter XXXIII — In and About Chattanooga
- 36Chapter XXXIV — Lookout Mountain
- 37Chapter XXXV — The Soldiers’ Cemetery
- 38Chapter XXXVI — Mission Ridge and Chickamauga
- 39Chapter XXXVII — From Chattanooga to Murfreesboro’
- 40Chapter XXXVIII — Stone River
- 41Chapter XXXIX — The Heart of Tennessee
- 42Chapter XL — By Railroad to Corinth
- 43Chapter XLI — On Horseback From Corinth
- 44Chapter XLII — Zeek
- 45Chapter XLIII — Zeek’s Family
- 46Chapter XLIV — A Night in a Tennessee Farm-House
- 47Chapter XLV — The Field of Shiloh
- 48Chapter XLVI — Waiting for the Train at Midnight
- 49Chapter XLVII — From Corinth to Memphis
- 50Chapter XLVIII — Freedmen’s Schools and the Freedmen’s Bureau
- 51Chapter XLIX — Down the Mississippi
- 52Chapter L — In and About Vicksburg
- 53Chapter LI — Free Labor in Mississippi
- 54Chapter LII — A Reconstructed State
- 55Chapter LIII — A Few Words About Cotton
- 56Chapter LIV — Davis’s Bend — Grand Gulf — Natchez
- 57Chapter LV — The Lower Mississippi
- 58Chapter LVI — The Crescent City
- 59Chapter LVII — Politics, Free Labor, and Sugar
- 60Chapter LVIII — The Battle of Mobile Bay
- 61Chapter LIX — Mobile
- 62Chapter LX — Alabama Planters
- 63Chapter LXI — Wilson’s Raid
- 64Chapter LXII — Notes on Alabama
- 65Chapter LXIII — In and About Atlanta
- 66Chapter LXIV — Down in Middle Georgia
- 67Chapter LXV — Andersonville
- 68Chapter LXVI — Sherman in Middle Georgia
- 69Chapter LXVII — Plantation Glimpses
- 70Chapter LXVIII — Politics and Free Labor in Georgia
- 71Chapter LXIX — Sherman in Eastern Georgia
- 72Chapter LXX — A Glance at Savannah
- 73Chapter LXXI — Charleston and the War
- 74Chapter LXXII — A Visit to Fort Sumter
- 75Chapter LXXIII — A Prison and a Prisoner
- 76Chapter LXXIV — The Sea Islands
- 77Chapter LXXV — A Visit to James Island
- 78Chapter LXXVI — Sherman in South Carolina
- 79Chapter LXXVII — The Burning of Columbia
- 80Chapter LXXVIII — Notes on South Carolina
- 81Chapter LXXIX — The Ride to Winnsboro’
- 82Chapter LXXX — A Glimpse of the Old North State
- 83Chapter LXXXI — Conclusions
- 84Chapter LXXXII — The Work of Restoration
- 85Chapter LXXXIII — Reconstruction
- 86Chapter LXXXIV — The Work of Restoration
- 87Chapter LXXXV — Social Condition
- 88Chapter LXXXVI — Impeachment
- 89Appendix
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