Baltimore and the Nineteenth of April 1861: A Study of the War, Volume 3 (Google eBook)

George William Brown

N. Murray, 1887 - Riots - 176 pages

Contents

• CHAPTER: 9
• THE FIRST BLOOD SHED IN THE WAR: 10
• THE SUPPOSED PLOT TO ASSASSINATE THE INCOMING PRESIDENT: 11
• THE MIDNIGHT RIDE TO WASHINGTON: 17
• CHAPTER II: 20
• A DIVIDED HOUSE: 23
• THE BROKEN COMPACT: 25
• THE EIGHT OF REVOLUTION: 27
• CHAPTER III: 30
• THE SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT IN BALTIMORE: 42
• THE FIGHT: 47
• THE DEPARTURE FOR WASHINGTON: 53
• CORRESPONDENCE IN REGARD TO THE KILLED AND WOUNDED: 54
• PUBLIC MEETING: 56
• TELEGRAM TO THE PRESIDENT: 57
• No REPLY: 58
• BURNING OF BRIDGES: 59
• APRIL 20THINCREASING EXCITEMENT: 60
• CHAPTER VI: 79
• REPORT OF THE BOAB D OF POLICE: 80
• SUPPRESSION OF THE FLAGS: 83
• ON THE 13m OF MAY ENTERS BALTIMORE AND FORTIFIES FED: 84
• ERAL HILL: 85
• CHAPTER VII: 87
• A UNION CONVENTION: 92
• CONSEQUENCE OF THE SUSPENSION OF THE WRIT: 93
• INCIDENTS OF THE WAR: 95
• CHAPTER VIII: 97
• POLICE COMMISSIONERS ARRESTED: 98
• A PERSONAL CHAPTER: 113
• APPENDIX I: 120
• APPENDIX II: 138
• APPENDIX IV: 157
• VISIT or A PORTION OF THB MEMBERS OF THE SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS: 167

Bibliographic information

• Title: Baltimore and the Nineteenth of April 1861: A Study of the War, Volume 3; Volume 3 of Johns Hopkins University studies in historical and political science: Extra volumes; Baltimore and the Nineteenth of April 1861: A Study of the War, Baltimore and the Nineteenth of April 1861: A Study of the War
• Author: George William Brown
• Publisher: N. Murray, 1887
• Original from: the University of Wisconsin - Madison
• Digitized: Apr 15, 2009
• Length: 176 pages