Greeley, Horace, defection of,176
Grigsby, Colonel, Jackson and,206
Hagerstown (Maryland), Longstreet at,245
Halleck, General H. W., Federal commander in West,121,122,142; as a general,122-23; Grant and,142,146,149,155,360,363; after Shiloh,155; at Corinth,157; General-in-Chief,159; military adviser at Washington,184,228; reprimands Banks,273; censures Meade,305; orders Red River Expedition,318
Hampton Roads,MonitorandMerrimacin,85,197
Hancock, General W. S.,342; at Gettysburg,295,297; at Cold Harbor,351
Hanover Court House (Virginia), Cooke pursues Stuart from,219
Hardee, General W. J., evacuates Savannah,376
Harney, General W. S., commands Department of the West,27
Harper's Ferry, Federal forces abandon,17,20-21; Jackson at,19,21-22,23-24; strategic point,20,23; Virginia militia at,21; Johnston takes command at,25,35; Union forces on Potomac near,35,36,37; Johnston retires from,37; Banks at,199; troops gather at,213; Jackson and,214,245
Harriet Lane, U. S. S.,114
Harris, Colonel, Confederate leader,132
Harrisburg (Pennsylvania), Banks at,204,207
Harrison's Landing (Virginia), in Seven Days' battle,223,225; McClellan moves from,228,229
Hartford, Federal man-of-war, at Ship Island,94; New Orleans forts,102-03; inVicksburg campaign,265; Mobile Bay,321,322,323
Haskins, Major, at Baton Rouge,6,7
Hatteras, Alabama sinks,69,115
Hatteras Island, taken,85,92-93
Haxall's Landing (Virginia), Sheridan at,345
Hayes, R. B., quoted,364
Hazen, General W. B., takes Fort McAllister,375
Helena (Arkansas), force joins Grant,163; Confederate attack repulsed,278
Henry, Fort, Johnston at,124; blocks Federal advance,126; attack on,126-27; surrender,127,128-29; Federal march from,136; Grant ordered to remain at,142
Hill, General A. P., at Beaver Dam Creek,223-24; at Gaines's Mill,224; Gettysburg,297,302
Hill, General D. H.,280
Hilton Head (South Carolina), fleet action off,93
Holly Springs (Mississippi), Grant at,164
Hood, General J. B., battle of Atlanta,358,359,367; number of troops,371, Nashville,376; attacks Schofield,377
Hooker, General Joseph, failure in Virginia,185; Second Bull Run,238; supersedes Burnside,251,289-90; discipline,252; as a general,254; on deserters,255; joins Grant,280; at Wauhatchie,281; Lookout Mountain,282-285; Chancellors ville,287; Washington interferes with,288; Lincoln's letter to,289-290; resignation,290-91
"Hornets' Nest,"150,152
Howard, General O. O., Gettysburg campaign,295,297; at Chancellorsville,257; commands Army of the Tennessee,359
Huger, General Benjamin, against Butler,35
Hunter, General David, and Washington interference,331,338-89; Sigel replaced by,338,350; succeeded by Sheridan,339; success at Staunton,355; and Early,356
Hurlbut, General S. A., at Shiloh,152,153
Imboden, General J. D., at Bull Run,49; describes Jackson,50; Gettysburg,305
Indiana, Morgan's Raid,59,278-79
Indians, part in Civil War,60,166
Ingraham, Commodore D. N., attacks blockade at Charleston,308
"Iron Brigade," Meredith's,298
Island Number Ten, Confederates hold,142; attack on,143-45; Pope's operations,159
Itasca, Federal gunboat,99
Iuka (Mississippi), battle,162
Jackson, Governor Claiborne,25,27
Jackson, General T. J.,94,272; and negroes,19; personal characteristics,19-20; at Harper's Ferry,21-22,23-24; as disciplinarian,24,206; Johnston takes command from,25,35; commands First Shenandoah Brigade,25; at Martinsburg,37;at Falling Waters,38-39; guards while soldiers sleep,45; at Bull Run,45,48,49,52-53,54; origin of nickname "Stonewall,"49; Imboden describes,50; as a general,76; age,95; McClellan's failure against,159; maneuvering in Virginia,161; as strategist,182,194-95,216-217; campaign (1862-63),193et seq.; Lee and,194,203; Kernstown,198-99; Banks designs net for,200; forces,204; Valley campaign,205-217; McDowell,208-09; rout of Banks,210-12; summary of fortnight's work,214-15; Port Republic,216,217; pursuit of,215-16; planned attack on McClellan,221,223; attends Lee's conference,222; Seven Days,223-226; again pursued,227; Cedar Run,228-29; plans against Pope,230-31; marches north,231-32; slips away,232; at Manassas Junction,234; preparations for battle,235-36; Second Bull Run,237-43; in the Valley,248; against Hooker,254,255,256,258; wounded,258; death,259; Grant marches on,271; government interference with,332
Jackson (Mississippi), Grant wins at,271
Jackson, Camp (Missouri), Frost establishes,26; Lyon takes,26,131
Jackson, Fort, guards New Orleans,96
James Island, Fort Johnson on,2
Jefferson City (Missouri), Confederate recruiting at,27; Lyon at,28
Jetersville (Virginia), Grant goes to,387
Johnson, General Edward, commands near Staunton,208
Johnson, Fort, Charleston,2,13
Johnston, General A. S., commands in West,123,124; Logan's Cross Roads,126; Nashville,141; Pope cuts line,145; plans attack on Grant,146; Shiloh,148,149,150; death,152
Johnston, General J. E., commands at Richmond,19; at Harper's Ferry,25,35; Federal problem of attack,36; destroys stores at Harper's Ferry,37; eludes Patterson,44; joins Beauregard,45-46; Bull Run,48,49; immediate superior of Jackson,182; Davis and,195,367,381; retires to Culpeper,197; against McClellan,215; Seven Pines,218; wounded,218; Vicksburg,219,274; government mistake concerning,332; Dalton,336,347; Sherman against,346,347,357-58,382,386; Resaca,347; New Hope Church,348; evacuates Allatoona,348; at Kenesaw Mountain,348,357-58; Bentonville, 382-83; terms of surrender,394
Kanawha campaign,30;see alsoWest Virginia
Kansas, Southern sympathy in,56,57
Kearny, General Philip, Second Bull Run,238
Kearsarge, U. S. S., andAlabama,69,313-17
Kenesaw Mountain (Georgia), Johnston at,348; battle,357-58; Sherman watches Allatoona engagement from,369
Kenly, Colonel, at Front Royal,211
Kennon, Confederate naval officer,101
Kentucky, opinions divided in,29; neutral,56; Southern sympathy in,56; Confederates lose hold of eastern,125; Federals conquer,160; Bragg's invasion of,161,162,243; Morgan's raid,278,357; Grant's army in,336; Hood's objective,370
Kernstown (Virginia), battle,198-99,204
Keystone State, Confederate gunboats attack,309
Kingston (Georgia), Johnston retires to,347
Knoxville (Tennessee), Burnside occupies,279; Longstreet sent against,281; dependent upon Chattanooga,281; Bragg's connection cut,284; Grant's inspection of,328
Lacy, chaplain at Jackson's headquarters,259
Lamb, Colonel commands Fort Fisher,324,325
Lancaster (Ohio), Sherman at,8
Lebanon (Missouri), General Curtis at,122
Lebanon Springs, Jackson at,209
Lee, Fitzhugh, Stuart and,229
Lee, General R. E.,94,182,186,195,379; at San Antonio,8-9,10; military career,9; decision for South,10-11,18-19; resignation from U. S. Army,11; commands Virginia forces,19; Kanawha campaign,31,33; military adviser at Richmond36; prevision,44,147; as a leader,75-76; age,95; McClellan against,159,215; maneuvering in Virginia,161; made Commander-in-Chief,183,219,332,381; in 1862-63,193et seq.; and Jackson,194; plans Valley campaign,203; appointed to command in eastern Virginia and North Carolina,219; plan against McClellan,222-23; Seven Days,223; McClellan foils,226; sends Jackson against Pope,228; entrains Longstreet for Gordonsville,229; as strategist,230-31; divides army,231; Second Bull Run,237-243; and Longstreet,239-40,252,253-54,295; invasion of Maryland,243-45; again divides army,245; at Antietam,245-46; at Culpeper,248; Fredericksburg,249; Burnside tries to surprise,251; Hooker against,253,254,287; quoted,255-56; Chancellorsville,253,258; defeat at Gettysburg,278; no part in Chattanooga strategy,281; plans counter-attack in Pennsylvania,287-88,291,292; Brandy Station,288; position before Gettysburg,291,293; Gettysburg,293et seq.; retreat,305; attempt to bring on Third Manassas,306; on importance of Wilmington,324; at Orange Court House,336; Wilderness,341,344; Spotsylvania,342-44; illness,348; prepares for Cold Harbor,349; at Cold Harbor,350-52; losses,353; siege,354; losses,354;Petersburg,356,383-84; insoluble problem,381; leaves Petersburg,386; Sailor's Creek,387-88; asks terms of Grant,388; surrenders,388-89; terms of surrender,390-91; farewell to army,393
Lexington (Kentucky) Grant inspects,328; Morgan's raid,357
Lexington (Missouri), Price takes,29,120
Lick Creek, Grant's forces at,149,150
Lincoln, Abraham, Inaugural,11; declares blockade,16; and Lee,18; calls for Missouri's quota of volunteers,25; general call for volunteers,33; and civil control,33,182,207,228,288,329; on evaders of service,58-59; reëlection,77,364,370,379; and Grant,133,327; as war statesman,168et seq.; birth,168; education,168-69; appearance,169; personal characteristics,169-70; appointments,170-71; quoted,175,176; and Vallandigham,176; Emancipation,178; foreign policy,178-79; Cabinet,179-80; as Commander-in-Chief,180,185; and McClellan,184-85,188,221; stories,189-90; letter to a bereaved mother,190-91; Second Inaugural quoted,191-92; military orders,195-96; halts McDowell,199-200; and Hooker,252,289-90; and Stanton,330; cipher letter to Grant,332,360; and Sherman,362,374,376-77; meets Union leaders,384,385; assassination,393; approves terms of surrender,394; bibliography,399
Little Sorrel, Jackson's horse,21,195
Logan, General J. A.,261-62; replaces McPherson at Atlanta,358; Ezra Church,359; Nashville,378
Logan's Cross Roads, Confederates at,124; Thomas's victory at,125,126
Longstreet, General James, entrains for Gordonsville,229; Jackson's march against Pope,232; Second Bull Run,237; obstructs Lee's plans,239-40; at Hagerstown,245; leaves Lee,252,253; reinforces Bragg,279; Wauhatchie,281; urges help for Vicksburg,287; Gettysburg,294,295,297,299-300,301; Wilderness,341; wounded,341
Lookout Mountain,seeChattanooga
Louisiana, Union forces in,6; Sherman in,6-8; secedes,8,56
Louisiana, Confederate ironclad,97,102; as mine ship,324
Louisville (Kentucky), Bragg at,162; Grant inspects,328
Louisville, at Fort Donelson,135
Lovell, General Mansfield, evacuates New Orleans,104
Lyon, General Nathaniel, commands at St. Louis,25; fight for Missouri,25-28,57,118,131; Frémont and,119; Wilson's Creek,119-20; killed,120
McAllister, Fort, naval conflict near,309; Hazen's attack,375
McClellan, General G. B., in West Virginia,29-30,35; recalled to Washington,30; bubble reputation,31-33; former career,31; "Young Napoleon of the West,"32; newspaper publicity,32,176; force in Virginia,120,196; telegram to Grant delayed,142; Federal invasion of Virginia under,159,194et seq.; dismissal,173,248-49; Lincoln and,184-85,188,221; Democratic candidate for President (1864),186; plan of campaign,196-97; Peninsula Campaign,198-228; at Fortress Monroe,200,201; base at White House,201,203,222; in Chickahominy swamps,204; government interference with,213; Jackson aids against,215; awaits McDowell,217; number of troops,217; exaggerates number of enemy,218; Seven Pines,218; Stuart's ride around,219-20,221,246-47; Lee and,222-23; changes base to Harrison's Landing,225; Malvern Hill,225-26; plans to take Richmond,226; ordered to Aquia,228; Pope and,235; discovers Lee's plans,245; lets opportunity slip,245; Antietam,246; superseded by Burnside,248; popularity,248-49
McClernand, General J. B., Grant's second-in-command,113; fails to meet Banks,114; battle on own account,136; at Fort Donelson,137,138,139; Shiloh,153; Arkansas Post,164; as a general,261,270,272; breach of discipline,272-73; dismissal,278
McCulloch, General Benjamin at Wilson's Creek,119; killed at Pea Ridge,143
McDowell, General Irvin, assists Scott,33; crosses Potomac,34-35; Bull Run36,53; President reviews army of,39; number of troops,40; difficulties encountered,40-41,42; quoted,42; wastage in forces,46; people lose confidence in,184; kept from reinforcing McClellan,199-200; strike at Richmond,201; ordered to Valley,213; Jackson and,214; McClellan awaits,217,218
McDowell (Virginia), battle,208-09,216
McGuire, Dr. Hunter,230
McIntosh, General James, killed at Pea Ridge,143
McMahon, J. P., at Cold Harbor,352
McMahon, General Martin, quoted,354
McPherson, General J. B., killed at Atlanta,358
Macon (Georgia), Southern cannon made at,64
Maffitt, Commander J. N., commandsFlorida,115
Magruder, General J. B., and Butler,35; Yorktown,223; holds Richmond,223