| I. |
| The March of the Battalion Compared With Other Historical Marches. |
| Retreat of the Ten Thousand | 1 |
| Doniphan's Expedition into Mexico | 3 |
| The World's Record for a March of Infantry | 4 |
| II. |
| The Call of the Battalion. |
| The Mormon Appeal to the United States Government for Help | 5 |
| Little's Consultations with the President | 7 |
| The Order to Enlist Mormon Volunteers | 11 |
| Terms of Enlistment | 12 |
| Captain Allen in the Mormon Camps | 13 |
| Brigham Young's Activities in Raising the Battalion | 16 |
| Muster of the Battalion | 18 |
| Farewell Scenes | 19 |
| III. |
| Advantages and Disadvantages in the Call of the Battalion. |
| A Sacrifice Nevertheless | 21 |
| Advantages of the Enlistment | 22 |
| Money Value of the Enlistment | 24 |
| The Equipment of the Battalion to be Retained | 25 |
| Appreciation of the Mormon Leaders | 26 |
| IV. |
| The March of the Battalion From Fort Leavenworth to Santa Fe. |
| Death of Colonel Allen. Question of a Successor | 27 |
| Complaints of the Volunteers | 28 |
| The Line of March | 29 |
| Arrival at Santa Fe. Condition of the Command | 30 |
| Invalided Detachment Sent to Pueblo | 32 |
| V. |
| The March of the Battalion From Santa Fe to the Mouth of the Gila. |
| More Invaliding | 34 |
| Hardship of Excessive Toil | 35 |
| Irrigation in New Mexico | 36 |
| March Down the Rio Grande | 36 |
| "Blow the Right." The Westward Turn | 37 |
| The Fight with Wild Bulls | 38 |
| Mexican Opposition at Tucson | 39 |
| Junction with Kearny's Trail | 42 |
| March Down the Gila | 42 |
| At the Mouth of the Gila | 43 |
| VI. |
| The March of the Battalion From the Colorado to the Pacific Ocean. |
| Destitution and Suffering of the Men en March | 45 |
| From Carriso Creek to San Phillipe | 47 |
| At Warner's Rancho | 49 |
The Mormon Battalion
