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Chapter 17 CONCLUSION.
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Contents
Chapter 1 SECESSION.
Chapter 2 FIRST SCENES OF THE WAR.
Chapter 3 AFTER MANASSAS.
Chapter 4 OPENING OF THE PENINSULAR CAMPAIGN.
Chapter 5 THE VALLEY CAMPAIGN.
Chapter 6 THE SEVEN DAYS AROUND RICHMOND.
Chapter 7 THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Chapter 8 OPERATIONS IN LOUISIANA AND ON THE MISSISSIPPI.
Chapter 9 ATTACKED BY THE FEDERALS-ATTEMPT TO RELIEVE VICKSBURG-CAPTURE OF BERWICK'S BAY.
Chapter 10 MOVEMENT TO THE RED RIVER-CAMPAIGN AGAINST BANKS.
Chapter 11 ESCAPE OF BANKS AND PORTER.
Chapter 12 EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
Chapter 13 CLOSING OPERATIONS OF THE WAR-SURRENDER.
Chapter 14 CRITICISMS AND REFLECTIONS.
Chapter 15 RECONSTRUCTION UNDER JOHNSON.
Chapter 16 RECONSTRUCTION UNDER GRANT.
Chapter 17 CONCLUSION.
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