Confederate Military History/Volume 2

by Clement Anselm Evans

CONTENTS—MARYLAND.

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CHAPTER I. Maryland in its Origin. Progress and Eventual Relations to the Confederate Movement	3
CHAPTER II. Maryland's First Patriotic Movement in 1861	15
CHAPTER III. Maryland's Overthrow	29
CHAPTER IV. Marylanders Enlist and Organize to Defend Virginia and the Confederacy	42
CHAPTER V. Marylanders in the Campaigns of 1861	50
CHAPTER VI. Marylanders in 1862 under Gens. Joseph E. Johnston and Stonewall Jackson	65
CHAPTER VII. Marylanders in 1862 under Gen. Robert E. Lee	83
CHAPTER VIII. Maryland under Federal Military Power	92
CHAPTER IX. Maryland Artillery—Second Maryland Regiment Infantry—First Maryland Cavalry	101
CHAPTER X. The Maryland Line	114
ROSTER OF MARYLAND LINE	134
APPENDIX A	145
BIOGRAPHICAL	153

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ILLUSTRATIONS—MARYLAND.

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Archer, James J.	168
Brent, Joseph L.	168
Elzey, Arnold	168
First Maryland at Cold Harbor	85
First Maryland Regiment, Charge of, June 6, 1862	80
Johnson, Bradley T.	1
Johnson, Bradley T.	168
Little, Henry	168
Lovell, Mansfield	168
Mackall, W. W.	168
Maryland (Map)	Between pages 152 and 153
Steuart, George H.	168
Trimble, Isaac R.	168
Winder, Charles S.	168
Winder, John H.	168

CONTENTS—WEST VIRGINIA.

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CHAPTER I. The Partition of Virginia–The Dilemma of the Old Dominion in 1861–Preparations for War–Organization of Troops in Western Virginia–The Unionist Convention–Organization of the State of West Virginia	3
CHAPTER II. McClellan's Invasion–The Affair at Philippi–Rich Mountain and Laurel Hill–Death of Garnett–Operations about Romney–Federal Occupation of the Kanawha Valley–Fight at Scary Creek–Loring at Cheat Mountain	14
CHAPTER III. Operations under Gen. R. E. Lee–Floyd and Wise in the Kanawha Valley–Battle of Carnifix Ferry–Lee's Cheat Mountain Campaign–Sewell Mountain–Camp Bartow–Camp Alleghany–Floyd's Cotton Hill Campaign	34
CHAPTER IV. Operations in the Northeast–Kelley's Campaign against Romney–Stonewall Jackson in Command in the Shenandoah Valley–His Campaign to Bath and Romney	48
CHAPTER V. Battle of McDowell–The Princeton Campaign–Loring's Advance Down the Kanawha Valley–Battle of Fayetteville–Occupation of Charleston–Jenkins Enters Ohio–Echols in Command–Imboden's Operations	56
CHAPTER VI. Operations of 1863–Jones' and Imboden's Raid against the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad–Jenkins’ Raid to Point Pleasant–Expeditions to Beverly and Wytheville–Battles of White Sulphur Springs and Droop Mountain–Averell's Raid to Salem	72
CHAPTER VII. Operations of 1864-65–Expeditions of Fitzhugh Lee and Rosser–Exploits of Gilmor and McNeill–Organization of the Army of Western Virginia–Battle of Cloyd's Mountain–New Market Lynchburg–Retreat of Hunter through West Virginia–Witcher's Raids–Other Brilliant Exploits	90
CHAPTER VIII. Miscellaneous Data–Notes on the Contributions of Various Counties to the Confederate Service–Records of the Twenty-fifth and Thirty-first Regiments	105
APPENDIX—McNeill and His Rangers.	116
BIOGRAPHICAL	129

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ILLUSTRATIONS-WEST VIRGINIA.

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DROOP MOUNTAIN, BATTLE (Map)	84
GAULEY BRIDGE, VICINITY OF (Map)	64
WEST VIRGINIA AND VIRGINIA, PARTS OF (Map)	96
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WHITE, ROBERT	1
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, BATTLE (Map)	84