Taxation,seeFinance.Tennessee,14,74.Texas, secedes,7; secession issue in,9; proposes regiment for home defense,38; last gunshots of war,202;see alsoTrans-Mississippi.Thompson, Jacob,29,127.To Our Constituents,2-3.Toombs, Robert, gives information about Fort Pulaski,6; a secessionist,7; Secretary of State,14,27,69; and Sumter,14-15; candidate for President,24; leaves Cabinet,34.Trans-Mississippi,74,112,113,114.Transportation,107-108.Tredegar Iron Works,105.Trenholm, G. A.,157.
Vance, Z. B., Governor of North Carolina, on military arrangements,76-77; seeks to regulate prices,78; proclamation to urge order,93-94; urges political changes,154; reëlection,170-171; policy,171-172.Van Dorn, General Earl,44,59.Vicksburg (Miss.),89-90,96,112-113.Virginia, and secession,11-14; calls Peace Convention,13; political life in,74-75,161,186-187;see alsoRichmond.Voruz, shipbuilder of Nantes,140.
Walker, L. P.,34,79(note).Walker, R. J.,29.Wheeler, Joseph,118.Winder, J. H.,41.Women, position in Confederacy,104-105,110-111.Worth, Jonathan,93,169.
Yancey, W. L., influence of,25-26, commissioner to England,25,46,47; relieved by Mason,47; incident at Havana,47; attempts to abolish secrecy of Government,59-60; death,87.
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