The Chain Gang | 376 |
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CHAPTER L | 380 |
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Interior of the StockadeThe Creek at the East Side | 386 |
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A Section from the East Side of the Prison Showing the Dead Line | 389 |
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Solicitude as to the Fate of Atlanta and Shermans Army Paucity | 394 |
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Halfpast Eight Oclock and Atlantas Gone to H11 895 | 397 |
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Savannah Devices to Obtain Materials for a Tent Their Ultimate | 404 |
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Georgian Development of the Proud Caucasian 899 | 405 |
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When We Matched Our Intellects Against a Rebels | 406 |
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There was a Post and a Fire | 408 |
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Carrying Away the Dirt | 409 |
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His New Idea was to have a Heavily Laden Cart Driven Around Inside the Dead Line | 410 |
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They Stood Around the Gate and Yelled Derisively | 411 |
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Frank Beverstocks Attempt at Escape Passing Off as a Rebel Boy | 412 |
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Sergeant Frank Beverstock | 413 |
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Savannah Proves to be a Change for the Better Escape from the Brats | 420 |
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He Bade Them Good bye 4 5 | 423 |
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A Mad Sergeant | 428 |
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Why We Were Hurried Out of Andersonville The Effect of the Fall | 431 |
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One of Fergusons Cavalry | 445 |
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Then the Clear Blue Eyes and Wellremembered Smile | 448 |
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He Propped This Up Before the Fire | 453 |
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CHAPTER LIX | 455 |
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Millen 4o4 118 A House Builded With Our Own Hands | 457 |
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Our First Meat | 459 |
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The Rebels Formally Propose to Us to Desert to Them Contumelious | 466 |
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A Lucky Find 4GJ 121 Sergeant L L Key | 472 |
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We Find Ourselves in the Densest Pine Forest I Ever Saw | 473 |
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The Dogs Came Within Not Less Three Hundred Yards of Us | 475 |
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Where Are You Going You Dd Yank? | 482 |
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Dreary Weather The Cold Rains Distress All and Kill Hundreds | 486 |
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Blackshearand Pierce CountyWe Take Dp New Quarters but are Called | 496 |
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They Threw Their Blankets Etc to Those Iaside | 501 |
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A Specimen Conversation with an Average Native Georgian | 505 |
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Who Mout These Be f | 506 |
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A Roadside View | 509 |
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The Charleston Savannah Railroad | 510 |
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A Rice Plantation Negro | 511 |
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Off to Charleston Passing Through the Rice Swamps Two Extremes | 513 |
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A Rice Field Gill | 514 |
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A Rice Swamp | 515 |
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131 A Scene in the Burnt District | 518 |
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The Part Where We Lay Was a Mass of Rains | 519 |
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Kuins of St Finbar Cathedral | 521 |
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The Unlucky Negro Fell Pierced by a Score of Bullets | 523 |
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First Days at Florence Introduction to Lieutenant Barrett the Red | 524 |
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Recapture of the Runaways | 530 |
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Barretts Insane Cruelty How He Punished Those Alleged to be | 532 |
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Corporal J H Matthews | 533 |
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Take These Shears and Cut My Toes Off 586 | 536 |
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House and Clothes Efforts to Erect a Suitable Residence Difficulties | 538 |
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Corporal John W January | 545 |
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Dull Winter Days Too Weak ani Too Stupid to Amuse Ourselves | 550 |
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CHAPTER LXXIII | 557 |
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CHAPTER LXXV | 567 |
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The Peculiar Iypc of Insanity Prevalent at Florence Bsrretts Wanton | 576 |
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Return to Florence and a Short Sojourn There Oli Toward Wilming | 592 |
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Corporal Calvin Bates 54b 142 Andrews Managed to Fish Out the Bag and Pass to Me Three Roasted Chickens | 594 |
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In Gods Country at Last 000 | 600 |
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Map of Wilmington and Neighborhood 60i 145 The Mock Monitor | 612 |
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Visit to Fort Fisher and Inspection of that Stronghold The Way | 614 |
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Fort Fisher and Connected Works C14 147 The One Hundred and Fifty Pound Armstrong | 615 |
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The Infantry Assault on Fort Fisher | 617 |
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They Removed Every Trace of Prison Grime | 624 |
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Boston Corbett C28 151 The Cemetery at Andersonville as Placed in Order by the Party Under Charge of Miss Clara Barton | 638 |
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Trial of Captain Wirz | 642 |
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Peace | 655 |
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