FACING PAGE Alexander M. Clayton. From a photograph in the collection of William S. Barry. From a photograph in the collection of Charles Letter dated December 2, 1861, relative to early operations, Plan of the battlefield at Bull Run, July 21, 1861. From the print in the Library of Congress Robert Edward Lee. From a daguerreotype probably made when he was colonel of cavalry, U. S. A., now in possession of the Virginia Historical Society, Richmond 140 140 144 160 165 Robert Edward Lee. From the portrait as commander-in-chief C. S. A., painted by J. A. Elder, now in the Corcoran Gallery, Washington James Patton Anderson. From a photograph in the collection of Jackson Morton. From a photograph in the collection of Charles James B. Owens. From a photograph in the collection of Charles E. A. Nisbet. From a photograph in the collection of Charles Augustus R. Wright. From a photograph in the collection of 165 181 181 181 188 188 188 James Murray Mason, commissioner to England. 193 Map of the battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia, December 13, 1862. From facsimile of original in possession of the Southern Historical Society. 208 Richard W. Walker. From a photograph in the collection of 213 Jabez L. M. Curry. From a photograph in the collection of 213 FACING PAGE Robert H. Smith. From a photograph in the collection of Charles Stephen F. Hale. From a photograph in the collection of Charles William Parish Chilton. From a photograph in the collection of Edward Sparrow. From a photograph in the collection of Charles Henry Marshall. From a photograph in the collection of Charles Alexander de Clouet. From a photograph in the collection of 220 220 220 225 225 225 John Perkins, Jr. From a photograph in the collection of Charles 240 Duncan F. Kenner. From a photograph in the collection of Major-general Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard. 240 240 253 253 From the painting in the City Hall, Charleston, South Carolina David P. Lewis. From a photograph in the collection of Charles Colin J. McRae. From a photograph in the collection of Charles 257 257 Thomas Fearn, M. D. From a photograph in the collection of 272 Johnson J. Hooper. From a photograph in the collection of 272 272 FACING PAGE J. A. P. Campbell. From a photograph in the collection of Walker Brooke. From a photograph in the collection of Charles General Orders No. 28, issued by Major-general Butler in New James T. Harrison. From a photograph in the collection of 277 277 279 282 284 284 W. P. Harris. From a photograph in the collection of Charles 284 John Bankhead Magruder, major-general, C. S. A. 289 James Chesnut, Jr., brigadier-general, C. S. A. 289 John Buchanan Floyd. From an early photograph 304 309 . 316 320 337 Letter from Captain Raphael Semmes, relative to the movements of the Alabama. From the original in the Confederate Museum, Richmond, Virginia Josiah (Blood is thicker than Water) Tatnall, commodore, C. S. N., in command of the Merrimac Confederate method of destroying railway rails. Links of chain cable, stretched between Columbus, Kentucky, and Belmont, Missouri, to bar Mississippi River against Federal vessels. From the original in possession of the Missouri Historical Society 337 House and room in which "Stonewall" Jackson died Gideon Johnson Pillow, brigadier-general, C. S. A. FACING PAGE Battle of Lookout Mountain, Tennessee, November 24, 1863. Map of the line west of Chattanooga Creek, accompanying report of Major-general Carter L. Stevenson, C. S. Army, commanding division and left flank, Army of Tennessee. From the Library of Congress George Davis, attorney-general, C. S. A. From a painting in the Confederate Museum, Richmond, Virginia James A. Seddon, secretary of war, C. S. A. in the State Library, Richmond, Virginia. 353 357 From a painting 357 364 Major-general John Hunt Morgan and Mrs. Morgan. Confederate dead in trenches. From a photograph by Brady. Address to the people of the free States. From an original in the Library of Congress John Bell Hood, major-general, C. S. A. . Jubal Anderson Early, brigadier-general, C. S. A. 368 373 373 380 385 385 385 389 389 389 396 400 William Joseph Hardee, lieutenant-general, C. S. A. . John Clifford Pemberton, major-general, C. S. A. . FACING PAGE Appeals to soldiers, and certificate of service given to a volunteer slave. From the originals in the Memorial Hall of the Louisiana Historical Society, New Orleans Military telegrams from Generals J. E. Johnston and G. T. Beauregard. From the originals in the Memorial Hall of the Louisiana Historical Society, New Orleans 421 428 Castle Thunder Prison, Richmond 432 Benjamin Franklin Cheatham, major-general, C. S. A. 437 Joseph Wheeler, lieutenant-general, C. S. A. Edmund Kirby Smith, general, C. S. A. 437 Map of the siege of Vicksburg, published at Mobile in 1863. 444 449 449 Interior of Fort Fisher, North Carolina, showing effect of bombardment 452 Eight-inch columbiad, cast of Alabama iron at Selma, 1863, used in the defence of Spanish Fort, Mobile Bay. Now erected as a monument in New Orleans 461 Pages of First Dixie Reader, York's English Grammar, and The Confederate Spelling Book. From the originals in the Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois. 465 General Beauregard's farewell address to his staff. From the original in possession of the Charleston Historical Society Monument in honor of Robert E. Lee. At Richmond, Virginia 477 Monument to J. E. B. Stuart. At Richmond, Virginia . 468 "Stonewall" Jackson monument. Orleans. 477 In Metaire Cemetery, New 477 From an original in Special issue of the Charleston Mercury. |