The Lyon Campaign in Missouri: Being a History of the First Iowa Infantry and of the Causes which Led Up to Its Organization, and how it Earned the Thanks of Congress, which it Got, Together with a Birdseye View of the Conditions in Iowa Preceding the Great Civil War of 1861 |
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Early Iowa The Mississippi River Saint Louis Rivers | 1 |
Pistols and game Schools Indians Free negroes | 12 |
The churches Lecturers Horsethieves Robbers | 22 |
The harnessmaker The workman The discussions | 31 |
Frémonts defeat Troubles in Kansas Zouave company | 44 |
The Dred Scott Decision The John Brown episode | 56 |
Iowa sovereignty Zouave uniform Constant drilling | 63 |
State acceptance April 20th Music of the Union | 78 |
July 11th Wild hogs De Soto Soap in shoes Ward | 190 |
July 13th Short food Free fights Trousers wrecked | 201 |
July 16th Syester and I The Old Mill A secesh family | 213 |
July 19th Hard storm Diary saved Raw dough | 224 |
July 22d The cards sacrificed The forests Chert | 235 |
July 24th Return to Springfield Order of march Rebel | 244 |
July 26th Butter and sausage Little York Lake | 253 |
July 29th Dade county demonstration Picket duty | 262 |
Keokuk Constant drill The officers The cooks Sick | 92 |
June comes Rain Tobacco Poker Zouave drill | 101 |
Union flag Macon Serenades Huestis and Grimes | 115 |
June 21st Boots Lyon and Blair Our steamboat | 127 |
June 27th Inspection of arms Brogans and socks | 139 |
July 1 1861 Claib Jackson and Stump Price Boasting | 150 |
July 3d The start The ovation The boys The how | 159 |
July 6th Outmarch regulars 23mile march Lyon | 168 |
July 8th Grand river Osage river Wagons lightened | 179 |
August 2d Up early Line of battle formed The Rebel | 272 |
August 4th Loss of the bakeoven The return Intense | 286 |
August 7th Change of camp Mrs Phelps Made Cor | 298 |
Orders to fall in Lyons speech on August 9th Getting | 310 |
Authors review of battle Our officers Official reports | 328 |
Sunset Arrived in Springfield Everything hurlyburly | 341 |
APPENDIX A | 355 |
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| Название | The Lyon Campaign in Missouri: Being a History of the First Iowa Infantry and of the Causes which Led Up to Its Organization, and how it Earned the Thanks of Congress, which it Got, Together with a Birdseye View of the Conditions in Iowa Preceding the Great Civil War of 1861 |
| Автор | Eugene F. Ware |
| Издание: | иллюстрированное, перепечатанное |
| Издатель | Press of the Camp Pope Bookshop, 1991 |
| ISBN | 0962893609, 9780962893605 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 383 |
| Экспорт цитаты | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |