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/THE UNION LEFT AT STONE’S RIVER. GENERAL THOMAS L. CRITTENDEN . . 632
Illustration : Brigadier-General Jolm H. Morgan, C. S. A., from photo, by W. E. Johns of picturetaken at Richmond in 1861.
^ MORGAN’S OHIO RAID.034
Illustration : Map of Morgan’s Ohio Raid (Jacob Weils).
X CHICKAMAUGA.
^MANOEUVRING BRAGG OUT OF TENNESSEE . COLONEL GILBERT C. KNIFFIN .035
Illustrations : Map of the Tullalioma Campaign (Jacob Wells) — The Old Jolm lloss House at Rose-ville, from Brady photo. (Harry Fenn ).
CHICKAMAUGA—THE GREAT BATTLE OF THE WEST . GENERAL DANIEL H. HILL .638
Illustrations : Confederate Line of Battle in the Cliickamauga Woods ( IF. Taber) — Map of the Cliicka-mauga Campaign (Jacob Wells) —Alexander’s Bridge, from the Confederate Side of the Chickamaugalooking Up-stream, from photo, taken in 1881 (Harry Fenn ) — Lee and Gordon’s Mills on the Chicka-mauga, from Brady photo. (Harry Fenn ) — Map of the Battle-field of Cliickamauga (Jacob Wells) —Crawfish Springs, from photo, taken in 1881 (Harry Fenn) — General Thomas ’s Bivouac after the FirstDay’s Battle (Gilbert Gaul) — The Sink-Hole near Widow Glenn’s House, from photo, taken in 1884 (HarryFenn ) — General W. H. Lytle, from Brody photo.—General J. M. Brannan, from photo.
i GENERAL POLK AT CHICKAMAUGA. CAPTAIN W. M. POLK .662
^THE CRISIS AT CHICKAMAUGA. GENERAL GATES P. THRUSTON .663
^REENFORCING THOMAS AT CHICKAMAUGA. GENERAL J. S. FULLERTON .065
Illustration: The Snodgrass Farm-house, General Thomas’s Headquarters, from photo, talien in1884 (Harry Fenn ).
^ NOTES ON THE CHICKAMAUGA CAMPAIGN. GENERAL EMERSON OPDYCKE .668
Illustration : House of J. M. Lee, Crawfish Springs, Eosecrans’s Headquarters before the Battle,and Site of the Union Field Hospital for the Right Wing, from photo, taken in 1884 (W. Taber).
^ THE OPPOSING FORCES AT CHICKAMAUGA, GA . Composition, Strength, and Losses.672
XCHATTANOOGA.
/the LITTLE STEAMBOAT THAT OPENED THE! . c
“CRACKER LINE”. i GENERAL UILUA * G ‘ LE DUC . 676
Illustration: The Steamer “Chattanooga” unloading Forage at ICelley’s Landing, from war-timephoto, lent hy General \V. G. Le Due ( IF. Taber).
Illustrations : The Army of the Cumberland in Front of Chattanooga , from lithograph of war-timesketch by A. E. Mathews (E. J. Meeker) — Map of the Battle of Chattanooga, from General Badeau’s“Military History of U. S. Grant”—I-Iazen’s men Landing from Pontoon-boats at Brown’s Ferry (Theo.
It. Davis) —Panoramic View of the Chattanooga region from Point Lookout, on Lookout Mountain, fromlithograph lent by J. B. Linn (E. J. Meeker) — View of Chattanooga and Moccasin Point from the side ofLookout Mountain, from photo, lent by J. B. Linn (Harry Fenn ) — View of Lookout Mountain from theHill to the North, which was General Hooker’s position during the Battle on the Mountain, November24th, 1863, from photo, lent by General W. G. Le Due (Harry Fenn ) — Bridging Lookout Creek preparatoryto the assault by Hooker (II. E. Broivn) — The Battle of Lookout Mountain (W. L. Sheppard)— TheFight East of the Palisades on Lookout Mountain (H. E. Brown) — Baird’s Division Fighting for theCrest of Missionary Ridge, and Confederates Resisting Baird’s Division on Missionary Ridge, fromphotos, of Cyclorama of Missionary Ridge —Departure of the First Hospital Train from Chattanooga ,January, 1864, and Interior of a Hospital Car (Theo. It. Davis).
^SHERMAN’S ATTACK AT THE TUNNEL. CAPTAIN S. H. M. BYERS . 712
^COMMENTS ON GENERAL GRANT’S “ CHATTANOOGA .”
Illustration : Umbrella Rock, Point of Lookout Mountain, from war-time photo. ('IK Taber).
I . GENERAL WILLIAM FARRAR SMITH .. 714
II . GENERAL HENRY M. CIST .717
A,THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND . GENERAL JOSEPH S. FULLERTON ... .719
Illustrations : Military Bridge over the Tennessee River at Chattanooga , huilt in October, 1863, fromphoto, by R. M. Cressey, lent by General G. P. Thruston ( W. Taber) — General Hooker and Staff on the Hill