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| The Tocsin Of War | |
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| The Four Parties | |
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| Their Candidates | |
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| Freedom of Speech Abridged | |
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| Secession Decreed | |
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| Lincoln Elected | |
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| Oh, for Andrew Jackson! Exit Buchanan | |
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| "Long-heeled Abolitionists" and "Black Republicans" | |
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| "Wide-awakes" and "Rail-splitters" | |
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| "Copperheads" | |
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| The Misunderstanding | |
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| Northern Doughfaces | |
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| Loyal Men of All Parties Unite | |
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| The First Rally | |
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| Preparation in the Bay State and in Other States | |
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| Her War Governor | |
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| Showing the White Feather | |
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| The Memorable Fifteenth of April | |
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| "The Sweet Little Man" | |
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| Parting Scenes | |
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| The Three-Months' Men | |
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| Enlisting | |
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| The President's Error | |
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| "Three Years Unless Sooner Discharged" | |
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| How Volunteer Companies were Raised | |
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| Filling the Quotas | |
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| What General Sherman Says | |
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| Recruiting Offices | |
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| Advertisements for Recruits | |
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| A War Meeting in Roxbury | |
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| A Typical War Meeting in the Country | |
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| A Small-Sized Patriot | |
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| Signing the Roll | |
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| The Medical Examination | |
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| Off for Camp | |
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| The Red, White, and Blue | |
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| How The Soldiers Were Sheltered | |
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| The Distinction Noted Between the Militia and the U. S. Volunteers | |
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| The Oath of Muster | |
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| Barracks Described | |
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| Sibley or Bell Tents | |
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| A or Wedge Tents | |
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| Spooning | |
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| Stockading | |
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| Hospital or Wall Tents | |
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| Dog or Shelter Tent Described | |
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| Chumming | |
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| Pitching Shelters | |
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| Stockaded Shelters | |
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| Fireplaces | |
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| Chimneys | |
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| Door Plates | |
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| "Willard's Hotel" | |
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| "Hole in the Wall" | |
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| Mortars and Mortar Shelling before Petersburg | |
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| Life In Tents | |
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| Life in a Sibley | |
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| The Stove | |
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| The Pastimes | |
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| Postage Stamps as Money | |
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| Soldier's Letter | |
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| "Nary Red" | |
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| Illustrated Envelopes | |
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| Army Reading | |
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| The Recluse | |
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| Evenings of Sociability | |
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| Pipe and Ring Making | |
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| Home Gossip | |
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| Music and the Contrabands | |
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| War Song Revived | |
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| The "Mud March" Prayer | |
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| Life In Log Huts | |
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| The Plan of a Camp | |
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| Inside a Stockade | |
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| The Bunks | |
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| The Arrangement of the Furniture | |
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| AEsthetic Dish-washing | |
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| Lighting by Candles and Slush Lamps | |
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| Candlesticks | |
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| Night-Gowns and Night-Caps | |
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| The Shelters in a Rain | |
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| "I. C." Insect Life | |
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| Pediculus Vestimenti, the Old-time Grayback | |
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| Not a Respecter of Rank | |
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| The First Grayback Found | |
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| (K) nitting Work | |
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| "Skirmishing" | |
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| Boiling Water the Sovereign Balm | |
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| Cleanliness | |
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| The Versatile Mess-Kettles | |
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| No Magee Ranges Supplied the Soldiers | |
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| Washerwomen | |
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| No "Boiled Shirts" | |
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| Darning and Mending | |
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| Government Socks | |
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| Cooks | |
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| Green Pine as Fuel | |
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| Camp Barbers | |
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| Future Tacticians | |
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| Jonahs And Beats | |
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| The Jonah as a Guardsman | |
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| A Midnight Uproar | |
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| "Put him in the Guard-house" | |
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| The Jonah Spills Pea-Soup, and Coffee, and Ink | |
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| Always Cooking | |
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| Steps on the Rails | |
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| Tableau | |
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| Jonah as a Wood-chopper | |
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| Beats | |
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| The Beat as a Fireman | |
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| Without Water, and Rations, and Money | |
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| His Letters Containing Money always Miscarry | |
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| Allotments | |
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| The Beat as a Guard Dodger | |
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| His Corporal Does the Duty | |
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| As a Fatigue Detail | |
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| Horse-Burying as a Civilizer for Jonahs and Beats | |
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| The Detail for the Burial | |
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| The Over-worked Man | |
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| The Rheumatic Dodge | |
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| The Sick Man | |
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| The Chief Mourner | |
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| The Explosive Man | |
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| The Paper-Collar Young Man | |
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| Forward, Grave-diggers! | |
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| Hurrah! Without the H | |
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| Army Rations | |
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| Were They Adequate? | |
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| Their Quality | |
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| A List of Them | |
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| What was Included in a Single Ration | |
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| What was a Marching Ration? | |
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| Officers' Allowance | |
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| The "Company Fund" | |
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| Hardtack" Described | |
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| Its Faults Three in Number | |
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| Served in Twenty Different Ways | |
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| Song of the Hardtack | |
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| "Soft Bread" | |
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| The Capitol as a Bake-house | |
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| The Ovens at Alexandria and Fort Monroe | |
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| Grant's Immense Bake-house at City Point | |
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| Coffee and Sugar | |
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| How Dealt Out | |
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| How Stored | |
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| Condensed Milk | |
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| Company Cooks | |
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| The Coffee-Dipper | |
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| The Typical Coffee-Boiler | |
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| Bivouac and Coffee | |
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| How the Government Beat the Speculators | |
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| How a Contractor Underbid Himself | |
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| Fresh Meat | |
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| How Served | |
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| Army Frying-Pans | |
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| Steak from a Steer's Jaw-Bone | |
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| "Salt Horse" Not a Favorite Dish | |
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| Salt Pork and its Uses | |
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| The Army Bean | |
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| How it was Baked | |
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| Song of the Army Bean | |
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| Desiccated Vegetables | |
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| The Whiskey Ration | |
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| A Suggestion as to the Inadequacy of the Marching Ration | |
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| Offences And Punishments | |
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| The Offences Enumerated | |
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| "Back Talk" | |
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| Absence from Camp without Leave | |
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| The Punishments | |
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| The Guard Tent | |
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| The Black List | |
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| Its Occupations | |
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| Buck and Gag | |
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| The Barrel and its Uses | |
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| The Crucifixion | |
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| The Wooden Horse | |
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| The Knapsack Drill | |
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| Tied up by the Thumbs | |
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| The Sweat-Box | |
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| The Placard | |
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| The Spare Wheel | |
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| Log-Lugging | |
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| Double Guard | |
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| The Model Regiment | |
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| Commanders often Tyrants by Nature, or from Effects of Rum, or Ignorance | |
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| A Regiment with Hundreds of Colonels | |
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| Inactivity Productive of Offences and Punishments | |
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| Kid-Glove Warfare | |
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| Drumming out of Camp | |
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| Rogue's March | |
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| Ball and Chain | |
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| Sleeping on Post | |
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| Desertion | |
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| Death of a Deserter Described-Death of a Spy Described | |
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| Bounty-jumpers | |
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| Amnesty to Deserters | |
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| Desertion to Enemy | |
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| Hanging of Three Criminals at Once for this Offence Described | |
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| Number of Executions in the War | |
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| A Day In Camp. "Assembly Of Buglers." "Turn Out!" "Assembly." | |
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| How the Men Came into Line | |
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| A Canteen Wash | |
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| The Shirks | |
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| "I Can't Get 'Em Up" | |
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| "All Present or Accounted For" | |
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| "Stable Call" | |
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| Kingly Cannoneers and Spare Horses | |
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| "Breakfast Call" | |
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| "Sick Call" | |
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| "Fall In for Your Quinine" | |
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| The Beats again | |
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| "Lack of Woman's Nursing" | |
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| "Water Call" | |
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| Where the Animals were Watered | |
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| Number of Animals in the Army | |
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| Scarcity of Water | |
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| "Fatigue Call" | |
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| What it Included | |
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| Army Stables | |
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| The Picket-Rope | |
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| Mortality of Horses | |
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| Scarcity of Wood | |
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| "Drill Call" | |
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| Artillery Drill | |
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| Standing Gun Drill | |
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| Battery Manoeuvres | |
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| Sham Fights | |
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| Drilling by Bugle Calls | |
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| "Dinner Call" | |
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| "Retreat" | |
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| Scolding Time | |
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| "Assembly of Guard" | |
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| The Reliefs | |
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| Fun for the Corporal | |
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| Some of His Trials | |
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| "Next Tent Below" | |
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| "Tattoo" | |
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| Reminiscences | |
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| Taps | |
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| "Put out that Light!" | |
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| "Stop that Talking!" | |
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| Raw Recruits | |
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| A Scrap of Personal History | |
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| A Parent's Certificate | |
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| The Lot of a Recruit | |
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| Abused by the Old Hands | |
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| Flush with Money | |
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| A Practical Joke | |
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| Two Classes of Recruits | |
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| The Matter-of-fact Recruit a Final Success | |
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| The High-toned Recruits | |
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| Their Loud Uniform | |
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| Scoffers at Government Rations | |
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| As Hostlers | |
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| The Awkward Squad | |
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| The Decline in the Quality of Recruits | |
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| Men of '61-2 | |
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| Unschooled Soldiers | |
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| Hope Deferred | |
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| "One Last Embrace" | |
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| French Leave Furloughs | |
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| Life in Home Camp | |
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| Family Knots | |
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| A Mother's Fond Solicitude | |
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| Galling Lessons of Obedience | |
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| Bounties Paid Recruits | |
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| "I'm a Raw Recruit" | |
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| "The Substitute" | |
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| Special Rations. Boxes From Home | |
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| Sending for a Box | |
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| A Specimen Address | |
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| A Typical List of Contents | |
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| Impatience at its Non-arrival | |
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| Its Inspection at Headquarters | |
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| Its Reception at Camp | |
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| The Opening | |
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| Box-packing as an Art | |
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| The Whole Neighborhood Contributes | |
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| Soldiers Who Had No Boxes | |
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| The Box of the Selfish Man | |
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| His Onions | |
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| "We've Drank from the same Canteen" | |
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| The Army Sutler | |
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| His Stock-in-trade | |
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| His Prices | |
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| The Commissary | |
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| Army Fritters | |
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| Sutler's Pies | |
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| Sutler's Risks | |
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| Raiding the Sutler | |
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| What a Sutler Lost near Brandy Station | |
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| War Prices in Dixie | |
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| Foraging | |
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| Strictly Prohibited at First | |
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| Two Reasons Why | |
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| The Right and Wrong of It | |
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| Innocent Sufferers | |
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| Unauthorized Foragers | |
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| The Destitution of Some Families | |
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| The Family Turnout | |
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| Wantonness at Fredericksburg | |
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| Authorized Foragers | |
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| Their Plunder | |
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| Foraging at Wilcox's Farm | |
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| Tobacco Foragers | |
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| The Cavalry in Their Role | |
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| The Infantry | |
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| Incidents | |
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| Risks Assumed by Foragers | |
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| Union Versus Confederate Soldier as a Forager | |
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| Corps And Corps Badges | |
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| What was an Army Corps? | |
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| How the Army of the Potomac was Organized | |
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| Brigade and Division Formations | |
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| "All quiet along the Potomac" | |
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| "Why don't the Army move?" | |
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| How Corps were Composed | |
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| Their Number | |
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| Corps Badges | |
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| Their Origin | |
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| The Kearny Patch | |
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| Worn First by Officers, then by the Privates | |
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| Hooker's Scheme of Corps Badges | |
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| Its Extension to other Armies | |
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| The Badge of each Army Corps Described | |
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| Some Inventions And Devices Of The War | |
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| Improvements in Firearms | |
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| In War Vessels | |
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| Catch-penny Devices for the Soldiers | |
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| Combination Knife, Fork, and Spoon | |
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| Water Filterers | |
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| Armor Vests and Greaves | |
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| Havelocks | |
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| Revolvers and Dirk Knives | |
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| "High-toned" Haversacks | |
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| Compact Writing-desks Smoking-caps and the Turkish Fez | |
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| Hatter's Caps Versus Government Caps | |
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| The Numbering and Lettering of Knapsacks | |
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| Haversacks and Canteens | |
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| How these Equipments Changed Hands | |
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| The Army Mule | |
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| Where Raised | |
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| Where the Government Obtained Them | |
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| What They were Used for | |
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| Compared with Horses | |
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| Mule Fodder | |
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| How a Mule Team was Composed | |
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| How it was Driven | |
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| How Mules were Obtained from the Corral | |
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| The Black Snake and its Uses | |
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| An Incident | |
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| Mule Ears | |
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| His Pastimes | |
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| As a Kicker the Original Mugwump | |
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| What Josh Billings Knows about Him | |
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| His Kicking Range | |
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| How He was Shod | |
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| The Mule as a Singer | |
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| Under the Pack-saddle | |
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| The Mule as a Stubborn Fact | |
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| His Conduct under Fire | |
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| Captured Mules at Sailor's Creek | |
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| What Became of All the Mules? | |
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| The Mule Mortal | |
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| "Charge of the Mule Brigade" | |
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| Hospitals And Ambulances | |
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| The First General Hospitals | |
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| The First Medical Director | |
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| Army Regulations Insufficient | |
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| Verdancy of Regimental Surgeons | |
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| Hospital Tents | |
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| The Origin of Field Hospitals in Tents | |
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| Their Capacity | |
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| No Ambulances before the War | |
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| Two-Wheeled and Four-Wheeled Ambulances | |
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| Organization of the Ambulance Corps | |
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| The Officers and Privates | |
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| The Outfit | |
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| Field Hospitals | |
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| Their Location | |
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| The Men in Charge | |
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| Captured Hospitals | |
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| A Paroled Prisoner | |
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| A Personal Reminiscence | |
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| Legs and Arms Unnecessarily Amputated | |
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| Anecdote of a Heavy Artilleryman | |
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| The Escort of the Wounded | |
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| The Insignia of the Ambulance Corps | |
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| A Personal Experience | |
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| Hospital Railway Trains and Steamboats | |
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| The Cacolet | |
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| Scattering Shots. The Clothing | |
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| The Allowance | |
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| The Losses of Infantry | |
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| Clothing of Garrisons | |
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| First Maine Heavy Artillery | |
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| Their First Active Campaigning | |
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| Army Cattle | |
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| The Kind Referred to | |
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| Where They Came from | |
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| Wade Hampton as a Cattle-Stealer | |
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| Cattle on the March | |
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| Their Route by Day and Night | |
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| The Sagacious Leader | |
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| The Slaughter | |
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| The Corps Herd | |
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| Heroic Horses | |
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| Their Conduct in Action | |
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| When Wounded | |
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| A Personal Reminiscence | |
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| Anecdote of General Hancock | |
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| Sagacious Horses | |
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| Breaking Camp, On The March | |
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| Marching Orders | |
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| When They Came | |
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| What was Done at Once | |
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| The Survival of the Fittest | |
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| "Waverly" Correspondents | |
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| The Night in Camp after Marching Orders Came | |
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| Camp Fires and Hilarity | |
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| "The General" | |
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| The Wait in Camp | |
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| Forward, March! | |
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| The Order of March | |
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| Corps Headquarters | |
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| Division Headquarters | |
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| The Division Flags Described | |
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| Brigade Headquarters | |
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| Brigade Flags Described | |
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| Battle Flags | |
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| The Mule of Regimental Headquarters | |
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| His Company | |
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| Light Batteries | |
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| Lightening Loads | |
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| The Chafed and Footsore | |
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| Fording of Streams | |
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| The Same by Night | |
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| Personal Reminiscences | |
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| "Close up!" | |
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| Marching in a Rainstorm | |
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| Camping in a Rainstorm | |
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| Horses in the Rain and Sloughs | |
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| A Personal Reminiscence | |
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| Flankers | |
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| "Column, Halt!" | |
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| Double quick!" | |
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| "They've found um" | |
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| Army Wagon Trains | |
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| Grant's Military Railroad | |
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| The Impedimenta | |
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| An Army Wagon | |
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| An Army Minstrel Troupe | |
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| The Transportation of a Regiment | |
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| What They Originally Carried | |
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| Baggage Trains on the Peninsula | |
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| Chaos Illustrated | |
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| The Responsibility of Train Officers | |
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| What They had to Contend with | |
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| The Struggle for the Lead | |
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| Depot of Transportation | |
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| The Officers of the Quartermaster's Department | |
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| What Wagons Took Into the Wilderness | |
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| The Allowance on the Final Campaign | |
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| Incident | |
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| Early Order of McClellan | |
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| General Orders, No. 153 | |
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| The Beginning of the Supply Trains | |
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| What General Rufus Ingalls Did | |
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| Meade's General Orders, No. 83 | |
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| Strength of a Corps Supply Train | |
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| Of the Army | |
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| Its Extent | |
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| Its Place on the March | |
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| A Reminiscence of the Race for Centreville | |
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| General Wadsworth's Bull Train | |
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| Its Rise and Fall | |
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| Trials of a Train Quartermaster | |
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| He Runs Counter to Meade and Sheridan in the Discharge of his Duty | |
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| Army Road And Bridge Builders | |
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| The Engineer Corps | |
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| Their Duties | |
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| Corduroying | |
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| Trestle Bridges | |
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| Slashing | |
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| Making of Gabions, etc. | |
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| As Pontoniers | |
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| Xerxes as an Early Pontonier | |
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| His Bridge over the Hellespont Described | |
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| Our Earliest Pontoon | |
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| Bridges of Canvas Boats; of Wooden Boats | |
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| Pontoon Bridge Material Described | |
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| Balks, Bays, Chesses, Rack Lashings | |
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| Pontoon Train | |
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| Pontoon Bridge Building Described | |
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| Taking Up a Pontoon Bridge | |
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| The '62 Bridge over the Chickahominy | |
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| Over the James | |
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| Pontoon Bridge Laying before Fredericksburg | |
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| The Stability of such Bridges | |
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| Incident | |
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| Life of an Engineer | |
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| Talking Flags And Torches | |
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| Old Glory | |
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| Signal Flags | |
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| The Signal Corps | |
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| Its Use | |
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| Its Origin | |
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| The Kit | |
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| The Talking | |
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| The Code | |
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| A Signal Party | |
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| Sending a Message | |
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| Receiving a Message | |
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| The Torch | |
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| General Corse's Despatch | |
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| Signal Stations | |
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| Lookouts before Petersburg | |
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| "Which one?" | |
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| What Longstreet Said | |
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| What a Paper Correspondent Did | |
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| Reading the Rebel Signal Code | |
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| Signal Station at Poolesville, Md | |
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| The Perils of Signal Men | |
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| Death of a Signal Officer | |
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| At Little Round Top | |
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| Anecdote of Grant | |