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INDEX.
Red River exped., 4 : 349,351-3,355,356, 372, 373. Articles , “Jackson’sCapture of Harper’s Ferry, ” 2 :604-11; “ Sharpsburg,” 2 : 675-82.Walker, Joseph, C col., 2 : 575, 579.
-, L. M., C brig.-gen., 3 : 456.
-, Leroy Pope, C brig.-gen., 1st C
sec’y of war, 1: 6, 75,104, 106; por’t,1:103; brig.-gen., Shiloh, 1 : 549.
--, Moses B., TI b’v’t brig.-gen.,col.
31st Ohio,Perryville,3 :57-9; Stone’sRiver, 3 : 614, 629.
-, R. Lindsay, C brig.-gen., capt.
1st Bull Run, 1 : 237; maj. art’y, 2:610; col., 3 : 362 ; 4 : 724.
-, W. IL T., C maj.-gen., por’t, 4:
339 ; k, 4 : 339; brig.-gen., Vicks-burg campaign, 3 : 478, 480; Chicka-inauga cam., 3 : 645, 647, 649, 652, 655,660, 661,679; in Miss., 4 :13; Atlanta cam., 4 : 263, 265, 266, 283, 302, 315.
-, W. 8., C brig.-gen., 4 : 9.
Wallace, Lew, TJ maj.-gen., por’t, 1 :127 ; col. llth Ind. in W. Va. , 1 : 127,note; Fort Donelson, 1 : 409, 422-5 ;on Tenn. , 1 : 466-7 ; before Shiloh, 1:466-7, 579 ; Shiloh, 1 : 476-7,499,516-17,524, 526,528, 591,607-10; failure tojoinGrant, 1 : 468; explained, 1 : 468,note, 534, 607-9; report od, 1:493,note, 534; at Monocacy (in 1864), 1 :609, note; 4: 495-6, note; quoted, 1 :128, note, 468, note, 609; letter toGrant, 1 : 610. Article, “ Capture ofFort Donelson,” 1 : 398-428.
-, Map (of Wallace’s march, Shi-loh), 1: 608.
-, Wm., C capt., 3 : 77.
-, Wm. H., C brig.-gen., 4 : 713.
-, Wm. H. L., TJ brig.-gen., por’t,
1 : 478; k, 1: 468, note, 471, 498, 506,566, 590 ; col. llth Ill., 1 :348; FortDonelson, 1:417-18,420-1; Shiloh, 1:466, 471, 475, 498, 500, 504-6, 536, 562-3,587-90.
Waller, P. A. , lieut. 64th Ga., lc, 4:79.Walling, W. H., capt. 142d N. Y., 4 :646, note.
Walsh, J. W., capt. 3d Pa. cav., 3 : 402.Walthall, E. C., C maj.-gen., por’t,4:302; lieut.-col. 15th Miss., 1:391; in Tenn. , 3 : 609; at Chicka-mauga, 3 : 655, 657; Chattanooga ,
3 : 722; Nashville , 4 : 437.Walthall’s Landing, Va. , 4 : 208.Walton, John B., C col. “Washing-ton Art’y,” 1 : 205; 2 : 476, 478, 528.
Walton, Ky., 3 : 26.
War, the, Lincoln’s view of, 1: 386,note; magnitude not realized bythe South, 1 : 545; daily expense in1865, 4 : 744.
-, conduct of the, 1 : 219, 465,
487, 569; 2 : 160, 202, 545, 663 ; 3 : 31,154, 244, 255, 472, 493, 600, 638, 679 ;
4 : 97, 240, 247, 260, 425.
-Dep’t, TJ, cut, 2 :121.
-Dep’t, C, management, 1 : 576.
-vessels, 1 : 611 [see Iron-clads],
ancient, cut, 1 : 612; 17th century,cut, 1 : 613; 1840-61, 1 : 611-12; new,1861-65, 1 : 616; altered from mer-chant vessels, 1 : 616 [see Navy].
-vessels, C, 1 : 107, 611 [see
Cruisers].
Ward, Durbin, TJb’v’tbrig.-gen.,w, 3:665.
-, G. H., TJ b’v’t brig.-gen., lieut.-
col. 15th Mass., 2 :125; w, 2 :130.-, Jas. H., TJ com’r, k, 2 :143.
Ward, J. H. H., TJ brig.-gen., 3 : 304.
-, M. S., C maj. 14th bat’n, Miss.
art’y, 3 : 470.
-, W. H., C naval lieut., 4 : 599.
-, Wm. M., l’t-col. 10th O., 3 : 665.
-, Wm. T., TJ b’v’t maj.-gen., 1:
378, 379, 381; Atlanta campaign, 4:313-14; inN. C., 4 : 691.
Warden, R. B., his “Life of Chase”cited, 3 : 102 , note.
Ware, Addison, TJ capt., quoted, 1 :607, 657.
Waring, Geo. E., Jr., col. 4th Mo. cav.,com’ds brigade in Miss., 4 : 416, 420.Article, “The Sooy Smith Expedi-tion,” 4 : 416.
Warley, Alex. F., C capt., 2 :13, 31,45,89-91; por’t, 4 :641. Articles, “ TheRam ‘ Manassas ’ at the Passage oftheN. O. Forts,” 2:89; “ Note on theDestruction of the ‘Albemarle,’”4: 641.
Warner, Chas. P., capt. 119th Pa. , k,4 :173.
-, Edw. R., TJ b’v’t brig.-gen.,
3 : 305.
-, Jas. M., TJ b’v’t brig.-gen., col.
1st Vt. art’y, 4 : 510, 618.
Warren, Gouverneur K., TJ maj.-gen., por’t, 3.304; w, 3 : 309, note,313 ; character, 3 : 409; 4 : 723,note ; death, 4:723, note; col. 5th N.Y., com’ds brigade near Richmond ,
2 :175; Hanover Court House, 2 :319-20, 322; Malvern Hill, 2 : 391-2,409, 411; chief, eng. Army of Poto-mac, in ChanceLorsville campaign,
3 : 159, 223, note, 229; Gettysburg ,
3 : 284, 287, 297, 307, 308, 313, 409, 413,415; brig.-gen., Bristoe Station, 4 :84; on Rapidan, 4 : 89, 90, 189, 240;com. Fifth Corps, 4 : 93; strength,4 :152; Wilderness, 4 :121, 145, 154,156, 158, 159, 241 ; Spotsylvania, 4 :128, 133, 146, 163-7, 169, 170, 175, 242;North Anna, 4 : 135, 146, 214, 244;Cold Harbor, 4 :138,193, 215-16, 225,227 ; Petersburg, 4 : 544, 568-72, 578,709-11; Five Forks, 4: 713; relieved,
4 : 711, 714, 723; com’ds dep’tof Miss. (May llth, 1865), 4 : 723;quoted, 3:218,231, note, 307-8, note;4 : 723. Article, 4 : 723.
Warrenton, Miss., 3 : 484, 570.
-, Va. , 2 : 461; 3 :103-4; 4 : 83, 85.
-Junction, Va. , 2 : 462; cut, 4 : 86.
Warrington, Fla., 1 : 26, 27.
Warrior, The, C vessel, 1:641, note.Warwick, Bradfute, C lieut.-col. 4thTex., k, 2 : 448.
Warwick River, Va. , 2 : 437.Washburn, Cadwallader C., TJ maj.-gen.. Vicksburg cam., 3 :525; com’dsThirteenth Corps, 4:346; district ofWest Tenn. , 4 : 418, 421.
-, Francis, TJ b’v’t brig.-gen., col.
4th Mass, cav., k, 4:720.
-, Israel, Jr., gov. Me., 1:6.
Washburne, Elihu B., 1 : 345.Washerwomen in the ranks, 2 : 556.Washington , John A., 1 : 230.
-, J. B., aide to J. E. Johnston ,
quoted, 2 : 210, 242.
Washington, D. C. , views of, 1 :176-7;views in, 1:158; defenses, 2 :161,168,544; 3 :148-9; 4 : 497-8, note; in Dec.,1860-Mch., 1861, 1 : 7-25, 168; C sym-pathizers, 1 : 12-14, 17, 176, 193, 200;militia, 1 : 7-8,11-13,18, 20; in 1861,1 :157; danger before 1st Bull Run,
1 :183, note; after Bull Run, 1 :219-21; 2 :161; garrison in Aug., 1862, 2:541-2; panic, 2 : 542; protection of,
3 : 241, note, 265; 4 :100; garrison in1864, 4 : 249, 498, note. Articles, 1 :7; 2 : 541; 4 : 492-9.
Washington, D. C. , Maps, defenses(1861), 1:172 ; defenses (1862), 2 :543; defenses (1864-65), 4 : 496.
-(D. C.) Light Infantry , 1 : 7,12.
-, Ga., 4 : 766.
-, N. C., 1 :636; evacuated, 4:108.
-, (La .) Artillery, 2 : 441, 518-
19, 669; cuts, 3 : 96, 228-9; 1st BullRun, 1 : 201, 205, 233; Groveton, 2 :476, 478, 528; Fredericksburg, 3 :73, 77, 91, 97-9; Gettysburg , 3 : 357,359, 361; after Gettysburg, 3 : 422;Drewry’s Bluff, 4 : 202-3.Washington , The, C revenue cutter,1 : 624; 2 :17, 20.
-and Lee University, 4 : 486.
WassawSound, 2 : 4, 6, note; 4 : 30-1,Water Witch, The, TJ vessel, 2 :13.Waterhouse, A. C., capt. 1st Ill. art’y,1 : 471.
Waterloo Bridge, Va. , 2 : 460, 463, 502,531.
Waterman, Rich’d, lieut. 1st R. I.
art’y, 2 : 411, note, 417, note.
Watie , Stand, C brig.-gen., com’dsIndians, 1 : 324, 336 ; por’t, 1 : 333.Watkins, Louis D., TJ b’v’t brig.-gen.,col. 6th Ky. cav., in Tenn. , 4:414,467; in Ga., 4 : 415.
Watmough, P. G., TJ naval l’t, 1:680.Watson, A. G., lieut. 1st Vt. cav., 3 :395, 396.
-, J. Crittenden, TJ naval capt.,
4 : 406-7. Article , “The Lashing ofAdmiral Farragut in the Rigging,”4 : 406-7.
-, Peter H., TJ asst, sec’y of war,
1 : 5.
-, Malbone F., lieut. 5th U. S.
art’y, w, 3 : 311, 395.
Watts, Jas. W., lieut.-col. 2d Va. cav.,Shenandoah, 2 : 289.
-, N.G., C maj., commissioner, 3:
537.
-, Thos. H., C att’y-gen., gov.
Ala., 1 : 6.
Waud, A. R., quoted, 4 : 97.Wauhatchie [Lookout Valley], 3 : 702;action (Oct. 28-29,1863), 3 : 690, 721;losses, 3 : 690.
Waul, T. N. , C brig.-gen., 3 : 488.Wayne, Henry C.,C adj.-gen., 4:331,332; at Savannah , 2 :12.Waynesboro’, Va. , 4 : 486, 512, 624;
action (Mch. 2d, 1865), 4 .521.Weaver, A. W., TJ lieut.-com’r, 3 : 595.Webb, Alex. S., TJ b’v’t maj.-gen.,por’t, 4 :122 ; w, 3 : 388, note; 4 : 122,160,169; anecdote, 4:160; at Gettys-burg , 3 : 387, 388, 390; Bristoe Sta-tion, 4 : 84, note; Wilderness, 4 :125, 158-60, 163; Spotsylvania, 4 :167; quoted, “Repelling Lee’s LastBlow at Gettysburg, ” 3 : 391.Article, “ Through the Wilderness,”4 : 152.
-, Wm. A., C lieut.-com’r, 1 : 699;
4 : 30.
Webb, The, C ram, 1 : 625; 3 : 564-5;burned, 4 : 412.