Pictorial History of the Civil War in the United States of America, Volume 3

Benson John Lossing

G.W. Childs, 1877 - United States

Contents

• VOLUME III: 17
• PLACE OF JACKSONS ATTACK ON HOWARD: 20
• PAGE: 21
• MAPOPERATIONS AT SUFFOLK: 26
• BLOCKHOUSE: 34
• Position of the Army of the PotomacIts condition 17 The Strength of the Army of the PotomacInfluence: 44
• The Opposing Armies comparedHopes of the Confederates 45 British Interference desired by the Confeder: 51
• CONTENTS: 55
• ST GEORGES HOUSE: 60
• Character of the Victory at Gettysburg A National Thanksgiving appointed 81 Secretary Sewards cheering: 84
• PORTRAIT OF GEORGE H THOMAS: 89
• GRANTS HEADQUARTERS AT CHATTANOOGA: 95
• 28: 96
• 87: 102
• CHAPTER IV: 115
• CHAPTER V: 143
• Bragg and his SubordinatesSuggestions of the Confederate War Department 143 Troops sent to Rose: 155
• SLOPE OF LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN: 162
• MAPCHATTANOOGA AND VICINITY: 168
• CHAPTER VI: 171
• MAPOPERATIONS IN TENNESSEE AND GEOR: 175
• THE PLANTER: 186
• BEAUREGARDS HEADQUARTERS: 192
• CHAPTER VII: 198
• PORTRAIT OF H W SLOCUM: 223
• CHAPTER VIII: 226
• MAPPOSITION OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC: 233
• CHAPTER IX: 251
• CHAPTER X: 274
• CHAPTER XI: 295
• Method of the Advance of the Army of the PotomacIts Advance 295 The Confederates Move to Meet: 306
• CHAPTER XII: 317
• SIGNAL STATION: 318
• Movements of the Army of the James 317 Seizure of City Point and its vicinity 818 Operations in South: 327
• 188: 331
• CHAPTER XIII: 341
• PORTRAIT OF J A DAHLGREN: 354
• PARROTT: 362
• INITIAL LETTER: 368
• CHAPTER XIV: 374
• INITIAL LETTERSEAL OF TEXAS: 376
• MAPCAMPAIGN FROM Dalton to AtlanTA: 400
• tional troops 381 The Nationals across the Chattahoochee 382 Atlanta invested 383 The Confederates: 401
• RUINS OF MILITARY INSTITUTE: 409
• THOMASS HEADQUARTERS NASHVILLE: 417
• BATTLEGROUND AT FRANKLIN: 423
• MAPNASHVILLE BATTLEGROUND: 430
• CHAPTER XVI: 432
• The Confederate Navy Department 432 AngloConfederate PirateShips and their Equipment 483 Cap: 455
• Sherman prepares to move Northward from Savannah 456 His Invasion of South Carolina 457 He presses: 469
• An immense Torpedo to be used 476 Delay of the Fleet 477 Explosion of the great Torpedo: 478
• CHAPTER XVIII: 484
• CHAPTER XIX: 506
• CHAPTER XX: 526
• SelfConstituted PeaceSeekers in Richmond 526 Peace Conference in Hampton Roads 527 WarMeeting: 532
• CHAPTER XXI: 552
• INITIAL LETTERSTOCKADE GATE: 558
• Flight of the Confederate Troops from Richmond and Petersburg 552 Lee hotly Pursued 553 His Skillful: 570
• LAND AND SEA FRONTS OF FORT FISHER: 575
• CHAPTER XXII: 589
• Designs of the Confederate Authorities 592 Terrible Revelations of a Committee of Inquiry 598 John: 600
• to conceal their Cruelties Robert E Lees strange lack of Information 603 The relative Condition: 618
• PORTRAIT OF E R S CANBY: 632
• TAILPIECEMILITARY Recruiting StaTION 273 222 SIGNAL TREE: 639

Bibliographic information

• Title: Pictorial History of the Civil War in the United States of America, Volume 3; American culture series; Pictorial History of the Civil War in the United States of America, Benson John Lossing
• Author: Benson John Lossing
• Publisher: G.W. Childs, 1877
• Original from: the New York Public Library
• Digitized: Jan 7, 2008