The History of North America, Volume 14

A. P. Hill action adopted advance Alabama amendment American April artillery attack authorities balance of power battle Beauregard brigade Brigadier-general camp campaign cavalry citizens coercion Colonel command Confederacy Confederate army Confederate government Congress Constitution convention coöperation D. H. Hill declared defence delegates Department East Tennessee elected enemy evacuation favor Federal army Federal forces Federal government foreign Fort Pickens Fort Sumter Frémont Georgia Governor guns hostile Howell Cobb invasion Jackson John Johnston Kentucky legislature Louisiana Major Anderson Major Robert Anderson Manassas March Maryland McClellan McDowell ment miles military Mississippi Missouri move movement navy North Northern officers ordinance of secession organization party peace Pickens political population position Potomac President Lincoln purpose ratification regiments reinforcements retreat Richmond River Scott seceded secretary sentiment Seward slave slaveholding slavery South Carolina Southern Sumter territory Texas tion troops Union United valley Washington West western Virginia