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Front Pages
Introductory Note
Image of General U. S. Grant
Anecdote of General Grant
Little Eddie The Drummer-Boy
How to Cross a River
A Brave Woman
Under the Washington Elm
Fun on the Rappahannock
"When You Is About, We Is.
Army Sports
Skedaddle
An Incident
Postal Affairs
Who First Answered the
President's Call?
Touching Farewell Address
Adroit Smuggling
There's Life In The Old
Land Yet!
A Hero Indeed
Adventures In East
Tennessee
A Rainy Day in Camp
Beau Hackett as a Zouave
Bishop Rosecrans
Incident of Fort Pillow
Soldier Wit
South Carolina Gentleman
True Soldiers
A Scout to East Tennessee
The Voice of the North
Christmas Among the Freedmen
Conscript Quakers
The President and the Paymaster
An Incident of Vicksburg
The Amnesty Proclamation
Letters To Soldiers
Anecdote of General Sumner
The Bible on the Battle-Field
Abou Ben Butler
Enlisted
A Remarkable Prophecy
The True Balance
An Irish Regular
Anecdote of Roger A. Pryor
Taken by the Pirates
A Prophecy
Occupation of Fort Sumter
Incident of the White
House, Va
A Fighting Clergyman
The Last Man of Beaufort
Twins
A Reminiscence of
Abraham Lincoln
All We Ask Is To Be Let
Alone
The Man Who Wouldn't Be
Made a Prisoner
Gen. Cheatham's Escape
An Incident with a Moral
The Spotted Hand - An
Anecdote of John C. Calhoun
A Contraband Refrain
- Much in Vogue at Fortress Monroe.
Anecdote of President
Lincoln: a bridge to Hades
See You Again at Bunker
Hill? Mr. Winthrop, one of the Boston Union Committee, calling on
Senator Mason
General Rousseau
and a Rebel Clergyman
Rebels! - poem
An Editor Before the
Cabinet
"Call All! Call All" - poem
Hornby has "seceded" - satire
To the Officers of the Navy
A Daring Exploit
An incident that
carries its own comment
A Heroine in
Baltimore
The Modern Gilpin - A
Ballad of Bull Run - poem about the British Journalist, Bill Russell
Incidents of Bull
Run
Adventure of
a Spy (also published in
The Camp,
The Battle Field, and the Hospital; or, Lights and Shadows of the Great
Rebellion)
A Fiddler
The Story of
Ball's Bluff by an Officer Who Took Part in It.
On the
Shores of Tennessee
Incidents of Roanoke Island
Exploits of Capt. Carpenter of “The Jessie Scouts."
Southern Mathematics
A
Brave Fellow
A
Rebel Song
Religious Music Among the Soldiers
Incidents of the Paintville Battle
Maryland, a poem by
J. R. Randall
A Race For
Life
A Sharp Ride
Camp Anecdote
A Joke
on a Rebel Editor
A Shiloh
Incident
The Dead
Drummer Boy, a poem
The Badge of the Fifteenth Army Corps
Slave's Prayer
How the Veteran Makes Himself Comfortable
Flag Committee
Union in
Tennessee
To Canaan! by
Oliver Wendell Holmes
The Secret
Service
Soldiers'
Aid Societies - a poem
A Man of Nerve
Adventures of a Despatch Bearer
A Wedding Party Brought to Grief
Dead
Brought to Life Again
Anecdote of Commodore Foote
Negro
Patriotism
Life
in Eastern Tennessee
How Roger A. Pryor was Captured and Escaped
Daguerreotype
Sketches in the Hospitals – “He’s an Out and Out Fine Feller"
A
Baby on the Battle-Field
A New Way to Attack Fort Pickens
A Captain's
Strategy
A Union Woman
A Raw Recruit
Reminiscences of Shiloh
General Kelley and a Secession Girl
Origin of "Skedaddle"
A Touching Incident, a poem and its inspiration
An Incident of the Pulpit
An Old Bible, Captured in Battle
Grave Inscription
Incidents of Fort Pickens
Disturbing an Orator
The “Home Guards"
Old Dick, the Drummer
Joe Parsons, a Maryland Brave
Parting Words to the Yankees
An Elegy, a poem: "L-E-G on my Leg"
The Rebel Retreat from Mill Spring
A Southern Scene - a poem
The Capture of Smithfield, Va.
A Pass for a Rebel
A Brilliant Exploit
An Incident of Mill Spring
A National Hymn
Incident of the Hospital
A Home Scene
The Feast of Doughnuts
Lieut. Greble at Great Bethel.
A Humorous Incident
The Other "Abou‑Ben‑Adhem" - a poem on President James Buchanan
Young Hart the Guide
A Courageous Woman
The Great Bell Roland - a poem
Horses at Bull Run
Incidents of the Peninsula
'Cuteness of a Contraband Scout
An Affecting Incident
A Draft at Savannah, Ga.
Southern Women
A Model Body-Guard
The Fight at Big Bethel
Incident of War
Old Hannah
A Loyal Pigeon
Southern Ideas of Northern Bravery
Incidents of the Fort Donelson Fight
The Picket Guard - a poem by Mrs. Howland
The Tone of
Bullets
An
Incident of Romney
A Dying Soldier Prays for the President
Adventures of Two Hoosier Soldiers
A
Patriotic Blacksmith
A
Sentimental Young Lady in Northern Georgia
Incidents in the Battle of Wildcat |