Minnesota MOLLUS
Glimpses of the Nation's Struggle
Volume 4

Contents

• WAR'S FIRST RUDE ALARM IN 1861. - By Captain James P. Moore, One Hundred Forty-fifth Illinois Infantry, U.S.V.
• MY EXPLEIENCE IN REBLEL PRISONS. - By Brigadier and Brevet Major General C. C Andrews, Colonel Third Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V.
• RELATION OF THE REGULAR ARMY TO THE COUNTRY IN TIME OF PEACE. - By Brevet-Major M. C. Wilkinson, U.S.A.
• THE SUTLER. - By Captain Henry A. Castle, One Hundred Thirty-seventh Illinois Infantry, U.S.V.
• OLIVER PERRY MORTON, THE GREAT WAR GOVERNOR. - By Lieutenant John Thornburgh, Fourth Indiana Cavalry, U.S.V.
• WITH GENERAL GREGG AT GETTYSBURG. - By Captain D. M. Gilmore, Third Pennsyvania Cavalry, U.S.V.
• SOME EXPERIENCES OF A VETERAN IN THE REAR. - By Captain J. W. Hinckley, Third Wisconsin Infantry, U.S.V.
• THE FRONTIER OF SOUTHWESTERN MINNESOTA IN 1857; THE INK-PA-DOO-TA OUTBREAK; THE CAMPAIGN OF 1863 AGAINST THE SIOUX. By Captain Horace Austin, First Regiment Minnesota Mounted Rangers
• THE BATTLE AND CAPTURE OF ATLANTA. By Brevet-Brigadier-General R. N. Adams, D.D., Colonel Eighty-first Ohio Infantry, U.S.V.
• THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE UNDER MAJOR-GENERAL O.O. HOWARD. - By Brevet-Major William Duncan, Captain Tenth Illinois Cavalry, U.S.V.
• CAMPAIGN FOR ATLANTA. By Brevet-Brigadier.General R. N. Adams, D. D., Colonel Eighty-first Ohio Infantry, U.S.V.
• SHALL THIS COUNTRY BUILD MORE BATTLE SHIPS? - By Lieuteuant Colonel Reuhen C. Benton, First Vermont Artillery, U.S.V.
• FROM MICHIGAN TO CHATTANOOGA IN 1B62. - By Lieutenant Marcus W. Bates. Twenty-first Michigan Infantry, U.S.V.
• DRESS PARADE. - By Captain Henry A. Castle, One Hundred Thirty-seventh Illinois Infantry, U.S.V.
• AN EPISODE IN THE KENTUCKY CAMPAIGN OF GENERALS BUELL AND BRAGG. - By Lieutenant-Colonel Charles D. Kerr, Sixteenth Illinois Infantry, U.S.V.
• THROUGH THE WILDERNESS TO THE BLOODY ANGLE AT SPOTTSYLVANIA COURT HOUSE. - By Brevet-Brigadier-General Edwin C. Mason, Colonel Third Infantry, U.S.A.
• PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF A LINE OFFICER. - By Captain Chester G. Higbee, Twelfth Wisconsin Infantry, U.S.V.
• THROUGH THE CAROLINAS WITH THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE. - By Brevet-Major William Duncan, Captain Tenth Illinois Cavalry, U.S.V.
• THE IRON BRIGADE IN THE FIRST DAY'S BATTLE AT GETTYSBURG. - By Captain William H. Harries, Third U. S. Veteran Volunteers
• UNDER FIRE AT CHARLESTON WHILE A PRISONER OP WAR. - By Lieutenant George W. Grant, Eighty-eighth Pennsylvania Infantry, U.S.V.
• A DAY WITH THE CONFEDERATES. - By Lieutenant Elwood S. Corser, Ninety-third New York Infantry, U. S.V.
• GENERAL U.S. GRANT, HIS MILITARY CHARACTER AND POSITION IN HISTORY. - By Brevet-Brigadier-General James H. Baker, Colonel Tenth Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V.
• GENERAL ALFRED SULLY'S INDIAN CAMPAIGN OF 1864. - By Lieutenant David L. Kingsbury, Eigth Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V.
• REMINISCENCES OF THE BLOODY ANGLE. - By Brevet-Major John D. Black, First Lieutenant and Adjutant One Hundred Forty-fifth Pennsylvnnia Infantry, U.S.V.
• FORT DONELSON. - By Brevet-Major Henry G. Hicks, First Lieutenant and Adjutant Ninety-third Illinois Infantry, U.S.V.
• THE BOYS IN BLUE GROWN GRAY. - By Captain Henry A. Castle, One Hundred Thirty-seventh lllinois Infantry, U.S.V.
• THREE FRONTIER BATTLES: WILSON'S CREEK, PEA RIDGE, PRAIRIE GROVE. - By Brevet-Captain William P. Allen, First Lieutenant and Adjutant Sixty-fifth U.S. Colored Infantry
• GENERAL GEORGE H. THOMAS. - By Lieutenant Eli Torrance, Ninety-seventh Pennslyvania Infantry, U.S.V.
• WITH THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE THROUGH THE CAROLINAS. - By Brevet-Major William Duncan, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, U.S.V.
• HOME GUARD BATTLES. - By Captain Edgar S. Dudley, Assistant Quartermaster U.S.A.
• IN THE RANKS AT ANTIETAM. - By Captain William H. Harries, Third U. S. Veteran Volunteers
• BATTLE OF CORINTH; THE CAMPAIGN PRECEDING AND LEADING UP TO THIS BATTLE AND ITS RESUTS. - By Lieutenant-Colonel William R. McCord, Fifty-fifth U.S. Colored Infantry
• PERSONAL BXPERIRNCES; A SIDE LIGHT ON THE WILSON RAID, JUNE, 1864. - By Brevet-Bngadier-General Edmund M. Pope, Colonel Eighth New York Cnvalry, U.S.V.
• SOME LETTERS OF GENERAL WILLIAM T. SHREMAN, U. S. A.. CHIEFLY RELATING TO SHILOH. - By Brevet-Brigadier-General William R. Marshall, Colonel Seventh Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V.
• REMARKS ON A MOTION TO EXTEND A VOTE OF THANKS TO GENERAL MARSHALL FOR ABOVE PAPER. - By Brevet-Major-General John B. Sanhorn, U.S.V.

Glimpses of the Nation's Struggle. A Series of Papers Read Before the Minnesota Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. 1892-1897, Published by the Commandery. Volume 4. St. Paul: H. L. Collins 1898.

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