From Bull Run to Chancellorsville: The Story of the Sixteenth New York Infantry Together with Personal Reminiscences

Newton Martin Curtis

G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1906 - United States - 384 pages

Contents

• CHAPTER II: 18
• Preliminary Instruction in the Art of: 26
• CHAPTER IV: 38
• CHAPTER V: 52
• CHAPTER VI: 60
• CHAPTER VII: 74
• Instructions in Tactics and Army Regulations Captain Stetson: 83
• Presentiments Companies F and G resist Hoods Brigade: 96
• CHAPTER X: 104
• From the Pamtjnkey to the CmcKAHOioNY: 115
• CHAPTER XI: 117
• Ordered to extend right wing north of Richmond Stantons: 128
• CHAPTER XIII: 142
• CHAPTER XIV: 152
• CHAPTER XVI: 167
• CHAPTER XVII: 179
• CHAPTER XVIII: 192
• In Old Virginia: 198
• Letters of Walling and Stone President Lincolns visit Colonel: 214
• CHAPTER XX: 217
• Location of the army McClellans opinion of its condition: 225
• CHAPTER XXII: 233
• CHAPTER XXin: 245
• Preliminary operations successfully carried out Change from: 262
• captured horse Splendid conduct of the regiment Chap: 263
• CHAPTER XXVII: 274
• CHAPTER XXVIII: 290
• CHAPTER XXIX: 302
• CHAPTER XXX: 314
• Members accounted for The efficient and the inefficient: 321
• Ludicrous manoeuvres An oldtime requisition Going into: 354
• Appendix A Nominal List of Casualties 362369: 362
• Appendix B Civil Records 37o375: 375

Bibliographic information

• Title: From Bull Run to Chancellorsville: The Story of the Sixteenth New York Infantry Together with Personal Reminiscences
• Author: Newton Martin Curtis
• Publisher: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1906
• Original from: Harvard University
• Digitized: Aug 8, 2006
• Length: 384 pages