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by Rod Gragg


  19th Indiana Regiment

  19th Massachusetts Infantry

  20th Maine Infantry

  24th Michigan Infantry

  27th Indiana Regiment

  39th New York Infantry

  42nd New York Regiment

  60th New York Volunteer Infantry

  69th Pennsylvania Infantry

  79th New York Infantry

  82nd Ohio Infantry

  95th New York Regiment

  97th New York Infantry,

  106th Pennsylvania Regiment

  108th New York Regiment

  124th New York Infantry

  126th New York Regiment

  137th New York Volunteer Infantry

  140th New York Infantry

  147th New York Infantry

  148th Pennsylvania Infantry

  150th Pennsylvania Infantry

  154th New York Infantry

  Eleventh Corps

  Fifth Corps

  First Corps

  First Volunteer Artillery Brigade

  Ohio Light Artillery

  Philadelphia Brigade

  Second Corps

  Sixth Corps

  Third Corps,

  Twelfth Corps,

  Wadsworth’s Division. See also 1st Cavalry Division

  Fiske, Samuel W.

  Fleetwood Hill

  Forbes, Edwin

  Fort Sumter

  France

  Fredericksburg

  Fremantle, Arthur L.

  From Manassas to Appomattox

  Fry, Birkett D.

  G

  Galaxy, The

  Gamble, William

  Garnett, Richard B.

  Germans

  Gettysburg General Hospital

  Gibbon, John

  Giles, “Val,”

  Gordon, John Brown

  Graham, Charles K.

  Grant, Ulysses S.

  Greencastle

  Greene, George Sears

  Greene, Nathanael

  Gregg, David

  Gregg, J. Irvin

  H

  Hagerstown

  Hall, Daniel

  Halleck, Henry W.

  Hall, Isaac

  Hall, Norman J.

  Hampton, Wade

  Hancock, Almira Russell

  Hancock, Winfield Scott

  Harpers Ferry

  Harper’s Weekly

  Harrisburg

  Harrison, James

  Haskell, Frank

  Hawthorne, Nathaniel

  Hays, Alexander

  Hays, Harry T.

  Hazlett, Charles

  Hearst’s Magazine

  Heidlersburg Road

  Herbst Woods

  Herr Ridge

  Heth, Henry

  “High Water Mark of the Confederacy,”

  Hill, Ambrose Powell (A. P.)

  “Historicus,”. See also Sickles, Daniel

  Hoke, Robert F.

  Hood, John Bell

  Hooker, Joseph (“Fighting Joe”)

  Houck’s Ridge

  Howard, Oliver O.

  Humiston, Amos

  Humiston, Philinda

  Humphreys, Andrew

  Hunt, Henry J.

  I

  Imboden, John D.

  Imperial Austrian Army

  Indians

  Instructions for Field Artillery

  Ireland, David

  Iron Brigade. See also “Black Hats,” 6th and 7th Wisconsin Infantries

  Iverson, Alfred

  J

  Jackson, Thomas J. (“Stonewall”)

  Jacobs, Henry

  Jenkins, Albert G.

  Jerome, Aaron

  Johnson, Edward

  Jones, Hilary

  Jones, Jesse H.

  Jones, John M.

  Jones, John T.

  Jones, William E.

  K

  Kemper, James Lawson

  Kershaw, J. B.

  Key, Philip Barton

  Kiowa

  Krzyzanowski, Wladimir

  L

  Lancaster

  Lane, James H.

  Lane, John R.

  Lang, David

  Latimer, Joseph White (J. W.) (“Boy Major”)

  Law, Evander M.

  Lee, Alfred

  Lee, Fitzhugh

  Lee, Henry (“Light-Horse Harry”)

  Lee, Mary Anne Custis

  Lee, Robert E.

  Leslie’s Illustrated

  Lincoln, Abraham

  Lineback, Julius

  Little Round Top

  Lochren, William

  Longstreet, James

  “Louisiana Tigers,”

  Lowrance, William Lee J.

  Lutheran Seminary

  M

  Mahone, William

  Malvern Hill

  Marshall, James K. (“Jimmie”)

  Marsh Creek

  Martin, Rawley W.

  Martinsburg

  Marvin, Matthew

  Mason-Dixon Line

  Mayo, Robert M.

  McClellan, George B.

  McConnell, Charles H.

  McCreery, Westwood W. (W. W.)

  McIntosh, John B.

  McLaws, Lafayette

  McLean House

  McPherson’s Ridge

  Meade, George Gordon

  Memphis

  Meredith, Solomon

  Mexican War

  Meyer, Henry

  Military Memoirs of a Confederate

  Mississippi River

  Monroe, James

  Moon, William H.

  Morrow, Henry A.

  Mudge, Charles R.

  Mummasburg Road

  N

  Neese, George

  New Orleans

  Newton, John

  New York Herald

  New York Times

  O

  Oak Ridge

  Oates, William C.

  Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies

  O’Neal, Edward A.

  O’Rorke, Patrick H.

  Owen, Henry T.

  P

  Passing of the Armies, The

  Peach Orchard, the

  Pegram, William J.

  Pender, William Dorsey

  Peninsula Campaign

  Perrett, Thomas

  Pettigrew, James J.

  Philadelphia

  Philadelphia Inquirer

  Philadelphia Weekly Times

  Pickett, George

  Pickett-Pettigrew Charge

  Pierce, J. V.

  Pipe Creek

  Pleasonton, Alfred

  Plum Run

  Pope, John

  Portville

  Posey, Carnot

  Potomac River 9

  Power’s Hill

  R

  “Raccoon Roughs,”

  Raleigh

  Rappahannock River

  Ray, Neill W.

  Rebel Yell

  Reed, Charles Wellington

  Revolutionary War

  Reynolds, John F.

  Richmond

  Ricketts, R. Bruce

  Robertson, Jerome B.

  Robertson, Walter H.

  Rock Creek

  Rodes, Robert

  Rose Woods

  Ross, Fitzgerald

  Rothermel, Peter F.

  Ruger, Thomas H.

  Rummel, John

  Rummel, Sarah

  Rupp, John

  S

  Sawyer, Franklin

  Schimmelfennig, Alexander

  Schuricht, Hermann

  Schurz, Carl

  Seddon, James A.

  Seminary Ridge

  Seminole Wars

  Semmes, Paul J.

  Semmes, Raphael

  Seven Days Battles

  Sheahan, John P.

  Shenandoah Valley

  Shepherdstown

  Sickles, Daniel

  “Sickles’s Salient,”

  Sioux (Native American tr
ibe)

  Slocum, Henry W.

  Smith, James E.

  Smith, James Power

  Southern Historical Society Papers

  Southern Independence

  Stannard, George J.

  Stanton, Edwin M.

  Steuart, George H.

  Stiles, Robert

  Stillson, J. B.

  Stuart, James Ewell Brown (“J. E. B.”)

  Sturtevant, Ralph O.

  Sugar Loaf Hill

  Susquehanna River

  Sykes, George

  T

  Taneytown

  Taylor, Walter H.

  Thatcher, David

  Thompson, Richard S.

  Trimble, Isaac

  Trostle, Abraham

  Trostle, Catherine

  Trostle farm

  Tyler, John

  U

  University of North Carolina

  urban warfare

  U.S. Army

  U.S. Christian Commission

  V

  Vicksburg

  Veil, Charles

  Vincent, Strong

  Virginia Military Institute (VMI)

  W

  Wade, Mary Virginia (“Ginnie”)

  Wadsworth, James I.

  Waitt, Ernest L.

  Wall, H. C.

  Walton, James B.

  Ward, John Henry Hobart (“Hobart”)

  Warren, Gouverneur K.

  Washington.C.

  Washington, George

  Waud, Alfred R.

  Webb, Alexander S.

  Weed, Stephen H.

  Western frontier

  Western Theater

  West Point

  Weygant, Charles

  Wheat. R.

  Wheatfield, the

  Wheelock, Samuel

  Whitaker, Frederick

  Wiedrich, Michael

  Wilcox, Cadmus M.

  Wilkeson, Bayard

  Wilkeson, Samuel

  Williams, J. M.

  Williamsport

  Williams, Samuel J.

  Willoughby Run

  Winchester

  Wofford, William T.

  Wright, Ambrose R.

  Y

  YMCA (Youth Men’s Christian Association)

  York

  Young, Louis G.

  Copyright © 2013 by Rod Gragg

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