Lamon on, 105–6, 113
London (England) Times on, 107, 127
offer to swap fort for Virginia, 119–23
public opinion regarding, 107–8, 109–10
Scott, Winfield, on, 99–102, 104–5, 108, 112–13, 123
seizure and surrender of, 49, 132, 144, 169, 176
Seward, W.H., on, 99–102, 105–7, 111–17, 128–29
Smith, C.B., on, 102, 109
summoning U.S. Congress and, 132–38
war at, 125–30
Welles on, 99–100, 103, 109, 112–17, 124
Foss, Andrew T., 687
Foster, John G., 480, 488
Foster, Lafayette, 616, 734
Foster, Stephen, 637, 687
Fouke, Philip B., 139
Fox, Gustavus V., 212, 383, 488–89, 693, 722, 778
AL and, 102, 122, 177, 322, 516, 654, 656, 680
expedition to Fort Sumner, 123–25, 129, 132
floating mortars and, 291–92
on MTL, 259
plan to relieve Fort Sumter, 101–2, 104–5, 108, 111, 115, 125
Fox, Virginia, 296
France, 415, 478–79, 740–41, 797–98
colonial rule by, 117–18
Mexico and, 751–53, 756
ministers from, 118
on port blockades, 150
Reign of Terror in, 505
Trent affair and, 225
Francis, Allen, 83
Frank, Augustus, 734
Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, 70, 205, 228, 349, 353, 436
on AL’s gradual emancipation plan, 339
on AL’s inauguration, 64
on AL’s speeches, 6, 172
Franklin, William B., 220–21, 312, 315, 485–86, 658
corps of, 371, 373
relieved of duty, 378
Fredericksburg, Virginia, 318, 448, 450, 453, 486, 497–98, 501–2
assault at, 445–46, 505
defeat at, 462, 466
losses at, 445–46
Freedman’s Bureau Act, 803
Freedmen’s Association, 351
Frémont, Jessie Benton, 205, 208, 268, 692
Frémont, John C., 163, 219, 316–18, 329, 397, 538, 551, 611, 641, 693, 710
character and qualities of, 201, 444
command of, 413, 467
conduct of, 207–8
dismissal of, 208–11, 213–14, 232
forces of, 320
as head of Department of West, 201, 207, 291
martial law proclamation of, 202–3, 205–6, 211, 237, 334, 347, 477
in Missouri, 200–212
as Mountain Department’s commander, 303–4
potential candidacy of, 631, 632–37, 665, 687, 690
as prospective war secretary, 57
resignation of, 320, 691–92
support for, 612, 619
French, Benjamin Brown, 63, 80, 132, 449
AL and, 104, 474, 657
on AL’s speeches, 19, 171, 572
on MTL, 281, 282
as public buildings commissioner, 190
on war, 427
on White House, 251, 260, 267, 278–82
French, William H., 511
Fry, James B., 528
Fugitive Slave Act, 504
AL on, 49–50, 65
author of, 222
Fugitive slaves, 80, 237, 351, 355, 369
Fuller, Richard, 145
Furness, William Henry, 413
Gallagher, William Davis, 383–84
Galloway, Samuel, 77, 243, 597, 615
Galt, Alexander T., 227–28
Galt & Bro. jewelry store, 702
Gamble, Hamilton R., 159
administration of, 545
Curtis, S.R., and, 535–39
as provisional governor, 208, 534–39
request for state militia funding by, 534–39
Garfield, James A., 75, 441, 485, 502, 596, 613, 620, 734
AL and, 555, 557, 617
on AL’s speeches as president-elect, 11–12, 22
Garibaldi Guards, 192
Garnet, Henry Highland, 345, 389–90, 392, 750–51
on Emancipation Proclamation, 470
on Haiti, 395
Garnett, Robert S., 178
Garrett, John W., 1
Garrison, Wendell, 687
Garrison, William Lloyd, 203, 204, 234, 441, 742, 750–51, 773
AL and, 337, 350, 378, 391, 397, 405, 637–39, 761
on AL’s reelection, 643, 686, 687
on Emancipation Proclamation, 411, 470
Garrison, William Lloyd, Jr., 821
Gay, Sydney Howard, 288–89, 398, 402
Geary, John W., 726
Geffrard, Fabre Nicolas, 351
Georgia, 472, 646, 652
Fort Pulaski, 314
Hunter’s decree and, 347, 350
German-Americans: and Frémont, 210–12, 631–33, 718
patronage for, 91–93
and Sigel, F., 479–80
Gettysburg (Pennsylvania) Weekly Patriot and Union, 576
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania: campaign, 510–16, 518, 559, 579, 656, 806
Meade at, 511–16, 518
Gettysburg Address (1863), 135, 518, 568–77, 737
Blair, M., on, 570
Chicago (Illinois) Tribune on, 575
Democrats on, 576–77
Everett on, 576, 577
Hay at, 570–73
Lamon at, 572–73
New York Herald on, 573
New York World on, 573, 577
Nicolay on, 569–70
Seward, W.H., on, 570–73
Stanton, E.M., on, 570
Usher at, 570
Gibbons, Abby Hopper, 640
Gibbons, James S., 327
Gibbs, George, 81, 143, 164, 200, 274, 276
Gibson, Charles, 158, 209, 708–9
Giddings, Joshua R., 92, 638
Gilchrist, James G., 128
Gill, George M., 672
Gillespie, Joseph, 228
Gillmore, Quincy A., 601–2
Gilmer, John A., 66, 95–96
Gilmore, James R., 400, 557, 672–73
Gladstone, William E., 415, 772, 834
Godkin, E.L., 727
Godwin, Parke, 265, 665
Goldsborough, Louis M., 312–14, 323
Goodchild, Richard, 251
Goodell, William, 354, 468, 635, 637
Goodloe, Daniel R., 347
Goodrich, John Z., 42, 55, 60–61, 266
Gordon, Nathaniel: AL’s approval to execute, 351–53
slave trading and, 351–52
supporters of, 352
wife of, 352
Gosport Navy Yard, 138, 143, 176
Graham, L.P., 139
Graham, William A., 741
Grant, Julia, 781–82, 796, 806–7, 809–10
Grant, Ulysses S., 157, 191, 370, 434–35, 515–16, 551, 615, 762–64, 795, 809–10
AL and, 521, 611, 629–30, 645, 658, 729, 738, 742–43, 777–82, 785–88, 805–7
as army lieutenant general, 630–31
at battle of Shiloh, 320–21
behavior and habits of, 517
campaigns of, 291–92, 309, 369, 524, 538, 558, 563, 655–56, 752
as commander, 217–18, 434, 475
at Fort Donelson, 291, 297
at Fort Henry, 291
generals/subordinates under, 163, 507, 688–89
grand offensive strategy of, 646–50, 652–55
Hampton Roads Conference and, 753–54
letters by, 689
losses, 670, 779
orders of, 629
popularity of, 627
potential candidacy of, 627–31, 643
reinforcements for, 546, 551
in Tennessee campaign, 579–80
troops of, 467, 557–58, 800
Vicksburg campaign and, 480, 516–20, 546, 627
victories of, 368, 799
Great Britain, 119, 5
63–64, 739–40
Spain’s 1842 treaty with, 686–87
Germany and, 155
ministers from, 118
on port blockades, 150
recognition of Confederacy by, 160–62
Trent affair and, 221–29
U.S. treaty with, 351, 355
Greeley, Horace, 126, 179, 185, 350, 404, 412, 705, 707
AL and, 561, 615, 669–74, 751, 834
on AL during inaugural trip, 16
on AL’s administration, 204
on AL’s gradual emancipation plan, 337, 343
on AL’s militia proclamation, 137
on AL’s reelection, 665, 667, 683
as editor, 633
letters of, 396, 400–406, 564, 669–74, 710
on MTL, 268, 280
opinions of, 590
patronage and, 78
on prospective cabinet members, 55
“The Prayer of Twenty Millions,” 396, 400–406, 412, 607
Green, Beriah, 391, 397, 402–3, 410
Greene, William G., 83
Greenhow, Rose O’Neal, 507
Greensburg (Pennsylvania) Argus, 698
Grew, Mary, 687
Griffin, Charles, 378, 781
Griffin, Mrs. Charles, 781
Griffing, Josephine, 687
Grigsby, Nat, 88
Grimes, James W., 80–81, 173–74, 281
AL on, 81
on AL, 610
on AL’s administration, 240, 597
as senator, 452
Grimshaw, Jackson, 79, 476
complaints of, 560–61
as internal revenue collector, 84
Grimsley, Lizzie, 269
Grinnell, Moses, 28, 163
Grow, Galusha, 75, 76, 186, 570, 592
Gurley, John A., 209, 330, 359, 379
Gurley, Phineas D., 256, 298, 818, 826
Gurney, Eliza, 711
Gurowski, Adam, 76, 180, 214, 305, 350
on AL, 397
on Emancipation Proclamation, 409
Guthrie, James: as Peace Conference commissioner, 43–44
plan by, 42, 44, 56
Gwin, William M., 106, 245
habeas corpus, writ of, 533
AL on, 151–53, 173, 366, 435, 507–10
Davis, H. W., on, 151–53, 436
draft and, 532–33
Militia Act of 1795 and, 153
proclamation suspending, 435–36
Seward, W., on, 151–53
Taney on, 151–53
U.S. Congress on, 151–53
Habeas Corpus Act (1863), 533
Hackett, James H., 744
Hahn, Michael, 587–89, 604, 606–8, 774–77, 803
Haiti, 354, 639
colonization in, 235, 236, 395–96
diplomatic recognition of, 351, 355
Douglass, F., on, 235, 395
Garnet on, 395
Haitian Emigration Bureau, 395
Hale, Edward Everett, 330
Hale, John P., 38, 81, 443, 474, 478, 659–60
Halleck, Henry W., 323, 366, 435, 448, 454, 485, 498, 535–36, 551, 770
abilities of, 376, 379–80, 443–46
AL and, 495, 497, 556–57, 629
Chase, S.P., and, 370–71
as commander, 218–20, 248, 303, 348, 479, 490, 656–57
conduct of, 237
conflicts with, 582
criticisms of, 423, 450, 517, 537–38
Elements of Military Art and Science, 218, 248, 368
General Order No. 100, 541
as general-in-chief, 368–71, 429, 431, 437, 500–503, 512–13, 519
McClellan and, 371, 373–76, 380–82
opinions of, 426, 434, 530, 579–80
reinforcements for, 317
Welles and, 370
Halpine, Charles G., 209, 289, 613–14, 808
Halstead, Murat, 88, 179, 263, 475, 478, 564, 621
Hamilton, Andrew Jackson, 66, 591, 658
Hamilton, Gail, 62
Hamilton, James A., 176, 405, 450
Hamilton, Schuyler, 188
Hamlin, Hannibal, 27, 28, 400, 412, 491, 626, 642, 765, 808
on AL’s cabinet, 143–44, 203, 457
on prospective cabinet members, 55
as vice-president, 60
Hampton Roads, Virginia, AL meeting at, with Grant, Sherman, Porter, 785–86
Hampton Roads Conference, 749, 751–61, 771, 791
Confederate surrender and, 756–58
Davis, J., and, 755, 758–59, 761
Grant, U.S., and, 753–54
report on, 760
Seward, W.H., at, 753, 756–58, 760–61, 764
Hancock, Winfield Scott, 510
Hanks, Dennis, 270
Hanks, John, 270
Hanscom, Simon P., 70, 182
Hanson, George M., 84
Hardie, James A., 557
Harding, George, 244
Harlan, James, 90, 397, 465, 674, 691, 765, 795–96, 806
Harlan, Mary, 796, 799
Harney, William S., 158–59
Harper, Robert G., 571
Harper’s Ferry, 176, 187, 295, 383, 428, 503
abandonment of, 138
reinforcement of, 137
seizure of, 176, 177
Harper’s Weekly, 171, 178, 448, 506, 724
Harriet Lane, 115, 281
Harrington, George, 89, 124
Harris, Clara, 802, 809–10, 817, 818
Harris, Ira, 452, 454, 738, 802
Harris, Isham, 136, 583
Harris, J. Morrison, 142
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, AL speaks at, 36
Harrison’s Landing, 322, 327–28
flags at, 425
withdrawal from, 371
Harrison’s Landing letter (McClellan), 328–29
Hart, Ralph S., 552
Hartsuff, George L., 796
Harvey, James E., 116
Hassaurek, Friedrich, 92, 93
Hatch, Ozias M., 85, 163, 424, 426, 516
Hatch, Reuben B., 163
Hatterscheidt, John P., 93
Haupt, Herman, 372, 373, 445–46, 513
Hawkins, Rush, 197
Hawley, Joseph R., 274–75, 602
Hay, John, 116–17, 155, 362, 529–30, 539, 556, 704, 708, 744, 817
accounts of, 121–22, 176–77, 185–86, 195, 210, 213, 493, 513–14, 545, 548–49, 554, 555, 596, 773–74
AL and, 526–27, 543, 566, 569, 594, 643, 669–70, 722, 725, 736–37
on AL’s annual Congressional message, 166, 167
on AL’s children, 261
during AL’s inaugural trip to Washington, D.C., 1, 3, 4
on AL’s inauguration, 59–60
on AL’s militia proclamation, 138, 140–41
on AL’s papers, 510
on AL’s reading habits, 287, 289
as AL’s secretary, 1–2, 41, 73–75, 196
as AL’s surrogate son, 74–75
on AL’s war orders, 293
bedroom/office of, 250
on cabinet, 247, 456–57
on Chase, S.P., 623–24, 626
editorials by, 439
friends of, 613
at Gettysburg Address, 570–73
on grand offensive, 647, 649
on McClellan, 374, 376–77, 430
missions led by, 601–2
observations of, 369–70, 808–9
opinions of, 490–91, 632, 660, 673
on patronage, 70–71, 83, 89
reports by, 7, 10, 18–19, 30, 305, 618
on White House, 249, 254–56, 259, 275
Hayes, Rutherford B., 8–9, 624, 831
Haynie, Isham Nicholas, 809
Hays, William, 139
Hazen, William B., 2
Hazzard, George Whitfield: with AL during inaugural trip, 2
regarding assassination plots against AL, 33
Heintzelman, Samuel P., 302, 315, 371, 378
Heinzen, Karl, 632
Helm, Benjamin Hardin, 270, 555–56, 798
Helm, Emilie Todd, 270
Helper, Hinton Rowan, 92, 584
Henderson, Isaac, 264–65, 269, 649
Henderson, John B., 398, 402, 443, 549, 553
Henry, Anson G., 83, 252–53, 430, 487, 496, 621, 727, 744
Herndon, William H., 84–85
AL and, 177, 196, 570, 626–27
on MTL, 268
Herold, David, 811
Herrick, Anson, 748
Hickman, John, 273, 297, 666
Hicks, Thomas H., 42–43, 96, 344
on AL, 339
on Baltimore detour, 141–42, 143, 145, 148
Higginson, Thomas Wentworth, 174, 687
Hildreth, Richard, 92
Hill, Adams S., 315, 359, 378–79
Hillard, George S., 729
Hinton, Richard J., 395
Hispaniola, events on, 117–18
Hitchcock, Ethan Allen, 241, 306, 311, 368
Hoar, Ebenezer Rockwood, 610–11, 735
Hodge, William L., 5, 103
Hodges, Albert, 709–11, 834
Hoffman, Henry W., 714
Hogeboom, John T., 623, 705
Holcombe, James P., 670
Holden, William Woods, 594
Holland, Josiah G., 303, 575, 828
Holley, Sallie, 409, 687
Holloway, David P., 79, 708
Holly, James Theodore, 389, 395
Holman, William S., 20
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 32
Holt, Joseph, 52, 110, 156, 416, 493, 642, 703, 733, 739
on AL’s cabinet, 243–44, 246, 459
opinions of, 442
remarks by, 127, 338–39
replacement of, 176
Hood, John Bell, 752
Hooker, Joseph, 378, 380, 444, 467, 501
appointment of, 484–87
campaigns of, 495–500, 557
character and behavior of, 496
Lee, R.E., and, 501–3
on McClellan’s candidacy, 682
military record of, 496
replacement for, 510
during spring 1863 offensive, 495–500
statements of, 495
Hooper, Samuel, 625, 735, 745
Hopkins, Samuel A., 267–68
Hopkins, Thomas M., 832
Houston, Sam, 90, 111
Houston, William, 90
Howard, James M., 452, 454
Howard, Joseph, Jr., 24, 38, 651–52
Howard, Mark, 622
Howe, Samuel Gridley, 335, 336
Howe, Timothy O., 402
Hubbard, Gurdon, 17–18
Hughes, James, 754
Hunt, Isaac O., 705
Hunter, David, 140, 323, 354, 397, 465–66, 480, 551, 612, 658, 710
abolition decree, 347–50, 356
AL and, 207–8, 209
with AL during inaugural trip, 2, 18, 37
as commander, 209, 210, 218–19
on Confederate surrender, 756–58
Department of the South under, 347
Hunter, Robert M.T., 99, 106, 753
Huntington, William J., 578–79
Hurlbut, Stephen A., 105, 590–91, 776
Hyatt, Thaddeus, 92
Ile à Vache. See Haiti
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