Introduction by Capt. Robert E. Lee, Jr
Introduction by Henry St. George Tucker

• —Washington College—Lexington—Virginia Military Institute
• —Entering the Service—My First Battle—Battle of Kernstown
• —The Retreat—Cedar Creek—General Ashby—Skirmishes—McGaheysville
• —Swift Run Gap—Reorganization of the Battery—Wading in the Mud—Crossing and Recrossing the Blue Ridge—Battle of McDowell—Return to the Valley
• —Bridgewater—Luray Valley—Front Royal—Following General Banks—Night March—Battle of Winchester—Banks's Retreat
• —Capturing Federal Cavalry—Charlestown—Extraordinary March
• —General Jackson Narrowly Escapes Being Captured at Port Republic—Contest Between Confederates and Federals for Bridge over Shenandoah
• —Battle of Port Republic
• —From Brown's Gap to Staunton—From Staunton to Richmond—Cold Harbor—General Lee Visits His Son in the Battery
• —General Jackson Compliments the Battery—Malvern Hill—My Visit to Richmond
• —From Richmond to Gordonsville—Battle of Cedar Run—Death of General Winder—Deserters Shot—Cross the Rappahannock
• —Capture of Railroad Trains at Manassas Junction—Battle with Taylor's New Jersey Brigade—Night March by Light of Burning Cars
• —Circuitous Night March—First Day of Second Manassas—Arrival of Longstreet's Corps
• —The Second Battle of Manassas—Incidents and Scenes on the Battlefield
• —Battle of Chantilly—Leesburg—Crossing the Potomac
• —Maryland—My Day in Frederick City
• —Return to Virginia—Investment and Capture of Harper's Ferry
• —Into Maryland Again—Battle of Sharpsburg—Wounded—Return to Winchester—Home
• —Return to Army—In Winter-quarters Near Port Royal
• —Second Battle of Fredericksburg—Chancellorsville—Wounding and Death of Stonewall Jackson
• —Opening of Campaign of 1863—Crossing to the Valley—Battle at Winchester with Milroy—Crossing the Potomac
• —On the Way to Gettysburg—Battle of Gettysburg—Retreat.
• —At "The Bower"—Return to Orange County, Virginia—Blue Run Church—Bristow Station—Rappahannock Bridge—Supplementing Camp Rations
• —Battle of Mine Run—March to Frederick's Hall—Winter-quarters—Social Affairs—Again to the Front—Narrow Escape from Capture by General Dahlgren—Furloughs—Cadets Return from New Market—Spottsylvania and the Wilderness—Return to Army at Hanover Junction—Panic at Night
• —Second Cold Harbor—Wounded—Return Home—Refugeeing from Hunter
• —Personal Mention of Officers and Men—Rockbridge Artillery—Second Rockbridge Artillery
• —Oakland—Return to Camp—Off Duty Again—The Race from New Market to Fort Gilmore—Attack on Fort Harrison—Winter-quarters on the Lines—Visits to Richmond
• —Evacuation of Richmond—Passing Through Richmond by Night—The Retreat—Battle of Sailor's Creek—Battle of Cumberland Church
• —Appomattox

Appendix

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

General "Stonewall" Jackson
Captain William T. Poague, April, 1862—April, 1863
Gun from which was fired the first hostile cannon-shot in the Valley of Virginia
Robert A. Gibson
Edward A. Moore, March, 1862
John M. Brown (war-time portrait)
William M. Willson (Corporal)
W. S. McClintic
D. Gardiner Tyler
R. T. Barton
B. C. M. Friend
Edward A. Moore, February, 1907
Edward H. Hyde (Color-bearer)
Randolph Fairfax
Robert Frazer
John M. Brown
Fac-simile of parole signed by General Pendleton