PREFACE

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER I Personal Organization Roll of Company

CHAPTER II Enter the Service Trouble about Arms Cause of Secession

CHAPTER III On to Manassas The Eleventh Regiment The First Brigade

CHAPTER IV Battle of Blackburn's Ford The Battle Begins The Enemy Driven Back Incidents of the Battle

CHAPTER V The Battle of First Manassas General Johnston to the

CHAPTER VI To Centreville and Fairfax Court House Picket Close

CHAPTER VII Fall Back From Centreville The Peninsula

CHAPTER VIII Back to Richmond Battle of Seven Pines The

CHAPTER IX Seven Days' Fight Around Richmond Battle of Gaines' Mill

CHAPTER X Second Manassas and Maryland

CHAPTER XI The Battle of Fredericksburg Kemper's Brigade in

CHAPTER XII To Richmond, Chester, and Petersburg To North

CHAPTER XIII Pennsylvania Campaign Gettysburg Back to

CHAPTER XIV To Taylorsville At Chafin's Farm To North

CHAPTER XV Back to Petersburg, Va. Beast Butler The Battle of

CHAPTER XVI To Milford and to Capture A Prisoner of War On to Washington

CHAPTER XVII To Fort Delaware Short Rations Song Prison Rules

CHAPTER XVIII Off for Charleston Alleged Retaliation On

CHAPTER XIX To Fort Pulaski Rotten Cornmeal and Pickled Rations A Plot Laid

CHAPTER XX Back to Fort Delaware Disappointment and Great Suffering Three Deaths and Burials at Sea

CHAPTER XXI Yankee Infamy Conduct of the War Sherman's March Virginia Dismembered

CHAPTER XXII Lee's Surrender Lincoln's Assassination Out of Prison and at Home

CHAPTER XXIII Reconstruction and Since

INDEX

TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE

Title: Personal Reminiscences of the War of 1861-5

In Camp--en Bivouac--on the March--on Picket--on the Skirmish Line--on the Battlefield--and in Prison

Author: W. H. (William Henry) Morgan

Language: English

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