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HOOKER’S COMMENTS ON CHANCELLORSVILLE ..SAMUEL P. BATES .215
Illustrations : Lance used by tile Sixth Pennsylvania Cavalry (Rush’s Lancers), from photo. (G. R.Balm) — Retreat of the Union Army across the Rappahannock at United States Ford (Edwin Forbes ) —Foraging In the Wilderness (IT. B. Shelton).
SEDGWICK AT FREDERICKSBURG AND SALEMHEIGHTS.
COLONEL HUNTINGTON IV, JACKSON. 224
Illustrations : Feeling the Enemy ( Winsloiv Ilomer) — The Stone Wall under Marye’s Heights, froma photo, by Brady taken immediately after Sedgwick Carried the Position by Assault (W. Taber) — Cap-ture of a Gun of the Washington Artillery, on Marye’s Heights (It. F. Zogbaum )— Salem Church, fromphoto, taken in 1884 (W. Taber )—The Attack on Sedgwick at Banks’s Ford , Monday evening, May 4th(Edwin Forbes ).
THE OPPOSING FORCES IN THE CHANCELLORSVILLE CAMPAIGN. Composition, 1
Strength, and Losses. I .
HOOKER’S APPOINTMENT AND REMOVAL. CHARLES F. BENJAMIN .239
Illustrations: Breaking up the Union Camp at Falmouth, from photo. (W. Taber) — Major-GeneralGeorge G. Meade , from Brady photo.
LEE’S INVASION OF PENNSYLVANIA. GENERAL JAMES LONGSTREET . 244
Illustrations : Union Cavalry Sc,outing in Front of the Confederate Advance ( W. Taber) — Map of theGettysburg Campaign (Jacob Wells )—Relief Map of the Gettysburg Campaign, from photo, of originalcast by A. E. Lehman — General Robert E. Lee , C. S. A., from photo, taken after the war — Confederatesat a Ford (A. C. Redwood).
THE CONFEDERATE CAVALRY IN THE » ( i COLONEL JOHN S. MOSBY .251
GETTYSBURG CAMPAIGN. j "" \u. GENERAL BEVERLY H. ROBERTSON .253
Illustration : General James Longstreet , C. S. A., from Andcrson-Cook photo., with autograph.
THE FIRST DAY AT GETTYSBURG. GENERAL HENRY J. HUNT . 255
Illustrations: Buford’s Cavalry Opposing the Confederate Advance upon Gettysburg fir. Taber) —General Meade in the Field, from photo.—Major-General John F. Reynolds , from Brady photo.—FifteenMaps Relating to the Campaign and Battle of Gettysburg, compiled by General Abner Doubleday (JacobWells )—Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg , from photo, by W. II. Tipton ( W. Tuber) — The Lutheran Semi-nary, from war-time photo.; and View of Seminary from Chamhershurg Pike, from photo, by W. II. Tipton(W. Taber) — Gettysburg from Oak Ilill, from photo, by W. II. Tipton (W. Taber) — General Lee ’s Head-quarters on the Chamhershurg Pike, from photo. ( H r . Taber) — North-cast Corner of the McPherson Woods,where General Reynolds was killed, from photo, by W. II. Tipton ( W. Taber) — Confederate Dead on theField of the First Day, from Gardner photo. ( IP. 'Taber) —Union Dead West of the Seminary, from Gard-ner photo. (W. Taber )—Union Dead near McPherson's Woods, from Gardner photo. (W. Taber) — JohnL. Burns, “ The Old Hero of Gettysburg,” from photo.— Major-General Abner Doubleday , from Bradyphoto.— Assault of Brockenbrough’s Confederate Brigade (Ilctli’s Division) upon the Stone Barn of theMcPherson Farm (A. C. Redwood) — Confederate Dead gathered for Burial near the McPherson Woods,from Gardner photos. (W. Taber) — Lieutenant Bayard Wilkeson holding his Battery to its Work in anExposed Position (A. R. Waud) — The Line of Defense at the Cemetery Gate-House, from Gardner photo.
(W. Taber).
INCIDENTS OF THE FIRST DAY AT GETTYSBURG . MAJOR E. P. HALSTEAD . 284
Illustrations: Counting the Scars in the Colors (W. L. Sheppard) — General Wiuiield S. Hancock,from photo, by Gurney & Son, with autograph.
HANCOCK AND HOWARD IN THE FIRST DAY’S )
FIGHT. Extracts from Official Reports. (.
CITIZENS OF GETTYSBURG IN THE UNION ARMY ...H.M.M. RICHARDS .289
THE SECOND DAY AT GETTYSBURG. GENERAL HENRY J. HUNT . 290
Illustrations : Hall’s Battery on the First Day resisting the Confederate Advance on the Cliambers-burg Road ( W. Taber) — Relief Map of the Battle-Held of Gettysburg , from photo, of original east by A. E.Lehman; General Meade ’s Headquarters on the Taneytown Road, from Gardner photo, fir. Taber) —Major-General Daniel E. Sickles , from photo.—View from the Position of Ilazlott’s Battery on LittleRound Top, from photo, by W. II. Tipton (Harry Fcnn) — Two Maps of Positions on July 2d, compiled by