History of Kershaw's Brigade / With Complete Roll of Companies, Biographical Sketches, Incidents, Anecdotes, etc.
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- HISTORY OF KERSHAW'S BRIGADE,
- WITH COMPLETE ROLL OF COMPANIES, BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES, INCIDENTS, ANECDOTES, ETC.
- D. AUGUSTUS DICKERT.
- CONTENTS
- INTRODUCTION.
- INTRODUCTION.
- History of Kershaw's Brigade. By D. Augustus Dickert. (9x5-3/4, pp. 583. Illus.) Elbert H. Aull Company, Newberry, S.C.
- AUTHOR'S ANNOUNCEMENT.
- CHAPTER I
- SECESSION.
- Its Causes and Results.
- CHAPTER II
- ENROLLMENT OF TROOPS.
- Troops Gathered at Charleston—First Service as a Volunteer.
- CHAPTER III.
- Reorganization or the Troops—Volunteers for Confederate Service—Call from Virginia. Troops Leave the State.
- INCIDENTS ON THE WAY.
- SECOND SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
- THIRD SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
- SEVENTH SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
- EIGHTH SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
- CHAPTER IV
- Camp at Fairfax—Bonham's Staff—Biography of General Bonham—Retreat to Bull Run. Battle of the 18th.
- MILLEDGE LUKE BONHAM
- CHAPTER V
- The Battle of Manassas—Rout of the Enemy. Visit to the Battlefield.
- CHAPTER VI
- Vienna—Flint Hill—Duel Sports—July to October.
- CHAPTER VII
- Winter Quarters at Bull Run.
- JOSEPH BREVARD KERSHAW
- COLONEL JAMES H. WILLIAMS, OF THE THIRD SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS.
- LIEUTENANT COLONEL FOSTER. OF THE THIRD SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS.
- COLONEL THOMAS G. BACON, OF THE SEVENTH SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS.
- COLONEL E.B.C. CASH, OF THE EIGHTH SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS.
- CHAPTER VIII
- Reorganized—"New Officers"—Battle.
- SECOND REGIMENT.
- THIRD SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
- SEVENTH SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
- EIGHTH SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
- CHAPTER IX
- Battle of Seven Pines—Seven Days' Fight Around Richmond.
- CHAPTER X
- The March to Maryland—Second Manassas. Capture of Harper's Ferry—Sharpsburg.
- CHAPTER XI
- Sharpsburg or Antietam—Return to Virginia.
- COLONEL D. WYATT AIKEN, OF THE SEVENTH.
- CHAPTER XII
- From Winchester to Fredericksburg.
- THE THIRD BATTALION.
- COLONEL GEORGE S. JAMES.
- CHAPTER XIII
- Battle of Fredericksburg—The Fifteenth Regiment and Third Battalion Join Brigade.
- CHAPTER XIV
- Incidents of the Battle—Comparisons With Other Engagements.
- PLAYING "ANTHONY OVER" AT HEADQUARTERS ON THE SEVENTH OF DECEMBER, 1862.
- IN DECEMBER, 1862.
- AN ACT OF HEROIC FIDELITY OF A NEGRO SLAVE IN THE WAR.
- CHAPTER XV
- Reminiscences.
- CHAPTER XVI
- Campaign of 1863—Battle of Chancellorsville.
- CHAPTER XVII
- From Chancellorsville to Gettysburg—Camp, March, and Battle.
- CHAPTER XVIII.
- Battle of Gettysburg—July 2d.
- CHAPTER XIX.
- Gettysburg Continued—Pickett's Charge.
- CHAPTER XX.
- Gettysburg—Fourth Day—Incidents of the Battle—Sketch of Dessausure, McLeod, and Salmonds.
- COLONEL WILLIAM DAVIE DESSAUSURE OF THE THIRTEENTH.
- DONALD MCDIARMID MCLEOD
- DR. T.W. SALMOND
- "DID THE NEGROES WISH FREEDOM?"
- HE WOULD FIGHT.
- RETURN TO VIRGINIA.
- CHAPTER XXI
- Transferred to Georgia—Scenes Along the Route.
- CHAPTER XXII
- The Battle of Chickamauga.
- CHAPTER XXIII
- Notes of the Battle—Pathetic Scenes—Sketches of Officers.
- COLONEL ELBERT BLAND, SEVENTH REGIMENT.
- LIEUTENANT COLONEL HOOLE, EIGHTH REGIMENT.
- COLONEL E.T. STACKHOUSE, EIGHTH REGIMENT.
- CHAPTER XXIV
- In Front of Chattanooga.
- CHAPTER XXV
- Around Knoxville—The Siege and Storming of Fort Sanders.
- MAJOR WILLIAM M. GIST.
- LIEUTENANT COLONEL W.G. RICE.
- JULIUS ZOBEL.
- CHAPTER XXVI
- The Siege of Knoxville Raised—Battle of Bean Station—Winter Quarters.
- CHAPTER XXVII
- In Winter Quarters, 1863 and 1864—Re-enlistment.
- COLONEL J.B. DAVIS.
- COLONEL F.S. LEWIE.
- CHAPTER XXVIII
- In Camp on the Holston, East Tennessee. Return to Virginia.
- CHAPTER XXIX
- Battle of the Wilderness.
- COLONEL JAMES D. NANCE.
- LIEUTENANT COLONEL FRANKLIN GAILLARD.
- CHAPTER XXX
- Brock's Cross Road and Spottsylvania to North Anna.
- NORTH ANNA FIVER, VIRGINIA.
- HISTORY OF MCGOWAN'S BRIGADE.
- CHAPTER XXXI
- From North Anna to Cold Harbor—Joined by the Twentieth South Carolina.
- TWENTIETH SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
- COLONEL LAWRENCE MASSILLON KEITT.
- CHAPTER XXXII
- From Cold Harbor to Petersburg.
- CHAPTER XXXIII
- In the Trenches Around Petersburg.
- THE "CRATER."
- FEDERAL CHARGE.
- GENERAL STEPHEN ELLIOTT.
- ELLIOTT'S BRIGADE.
- BENBOW'S REGIMENT.
- SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT.
- LOOKING AFTER SMITH'S MEN.
- A LONG AND LAZY FIGHT.
- THE BATTLE THAT CONQUERED MEADE.
- MAHONE'S CHARGE.
- THE ARTILLERY.
- A FEAST AFTER A FAMINE.
- A BLUNDER IN BEAUREGARD'S BOOK.
- TIME OF MAHONE'S CHARGE.
- SMITH AND CRAWFORD SAVE PETERSBURG.
- ELLIOTT'S BRIGADE.
- THAT TERRIBLE SATURDAY MORNING.
- A WHOLE COMPANY BURIED.
- BURIED THIRTY FEET DEEP.
- DEATH TO ADVANCE AND DEATH TO RETREAT.
- FEDERAL TOTAL LOSS OVER FIVE THOUSAND.
- CAPTAIN LAKE A PRISONER.
- CHAPTER XXXIV
- Leaves the Trenches in the Shenandoah Valley.
- COL. J.W. HENAGAN.
- COLONEL ROBERT CLAYTON MAFFETT.
- CHAPTER XXXV
- Reminiscences of the Valley.
- CHAPTER XXXVI
- Leaves the Valley—Return to Early—Second Valley Campaign.
- COLONEL WILLIAM DRAYTON RUTHERFORD.
- GENERAL JAMES CONNOR.
- CAPTAIN JOHN MARTIN KINARD.
- CHAPTER XXXVII
- Battle of Cedar Creek or Fisher's Hill, 19th October, 1864.
- ADJUTANT YOUNG JOHN POPE.
- HOW IT FEELS TO BE TAKEN A PRISONER OF WAR.
- CHAPTER XXXVIII
- Leave the Valley for the Last Time—October 20th to December 31st, 1864.
- GENERAL JOHN D. KENNEDY.
- COLONEL R.P. TODD.
- CAPTAIN JOHN K. NANCE.
- COLONEL WILLIAM WALLACE.
- CAPTAIN JOHN HAMPDEN BROOKS.
- CAPTAIN ANDREW HARLLEE.
- CAPTAIN WILLIAM D. CARMICHAEL.
- CAPTAIN DUNCAN MCINTYRE.
- COLONEL WILLIAM DRAYTON RUTHERFORD.
- CHAPTER XXXIX
- Peace Conference—State Troops—Women of the South.
- CHAPTER XL
- Opening of 1865—Gloomy Outlook—Prison Pens—Return to South Carolina of Kershaw's Brigade.
- CHAPTER XLI
- On the Saltkahatchie. February, 1865.
- CHAPTER XLII
- March Through South Carolina, February and March, 1865.
- CHAPTER XLIII
- From Smithfield to Greensboro—The Surrender.
- CHAPTER XLIV
- Retrospect.
- THE MAGNITUDE OF THE WAR—ITS LOSSES IN KILLED AND DIED.
- THE CONFEDERATE DEAD—THE BATTLEFIELDS OF THE CIVIL WAR—THE TWO CIVILIZATIONS.
- APPENDIX
- ROLL OF SECOND SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEER REGIMENT.
- COMPANY "A."
- COMPANY "B."
- COMPANY "C."
- COMPANY "D."
- COMPANY "E."
- COMPANY "F."
- COMPANY "G."
- COMPANY "H."
- COMPANY "I."
- COMPANY "K."
- ROLL OF THIRD SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEER REGIMENT.
- COMPANY "A."
- COMPANY "B."
- COMPANY "C."
- COMPANY "D."
- COMPANY "E."
- COMPANY "F."
- COMPANY "G."
- COMPANY "H."
- COMPANY "I."
- COMPANY "K."
- ROLL OF SEVENTH SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEER REGIMENT.
- COMPANY "A."
- COMPANY "B."
- COMPANY "C."
- COMPANY "D."
- COMPANY "E."
- COMPANY "F."
- COMPANY "G."
- COMPANY "H."
- COMPANY "I."
- COMPANY "K."
- COMPANY "L."
- ROLL OF EIGHTH SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEER REGIMENT.
- COMPANY "A."
- COMPANY "B."
- COMPANY "C."
- COMPANY "D."
- COMPANY "E."
- COMPANY "F."
- COMPANY "G."
- COMPANY "H."
- COMPANY "I."
- COMPANY "K."
- COMPANY "L."
- COMPANY "M."
- ROLL OF FIFTEENTH SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEER REGIMENT.
- COMPANY "A."
- COMPANY "B."
- COMPANY "C."
- COMPANY "D."
- COMPANY "E."
- COMPANY "F."
- COMPANY "G."
- COMPANY "H."
- COMPANY "I."
- COMPANY "K."
- ROLL OF THIRD BATTALION (JAMES).
- COMPANY "A."
- COMPANY "B."
- COMPANY "C."
- COMPANY "D."
- COMPANY "E."
- COMPANY "F."
- COMPANY "G."
- ROLL OF TWENTIETH SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEER REGIMENT.
- COMPANY "A."
- COMPANY "B."
- COMPANY "C."
- COMPANY "D."
- COMPANY "E."
- COMPANY "F."
- COMPANY "G."
- COMPANY "H."
- COMPANY "I."
- COMPANY "K."
- COMPANY "L."
- INDEX.
- ERRATA.
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