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Helen Dortch Longstreet. Lee and Longstreet at High Tide: Gettysburg in the Light of the Official Records
Lee and Longstreet at High Tide: Gettysburg in the Light of the Official Records
Table of Contents
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION. By Major-General D. E. Sickles, U.S.A
LEE AND LONGSTREET. AT HIGH TIDE
CHAPTER I. THE STORY OF GETTYSBURG
CHAPTER II. LEE CHANGES PLAN OF CAMPAIGN
CHAPTER III. PICKETT’S CHARGE
CHAPTER IV. GORDON’S “ESTABLISHED FACTS” AND PENDLETON’S FULMINATIONS
CHAPTER V. LONGSTREET’S VERSION OF THE OPERATIONS OF JULY 2
CHAPTER VI. PENDLETON’S REPORT
CHAPTER VII. PENDLETON’S UNRELIABLE MEMORY
CHAPTER VIII. GENERAL LONGSTREET’S AMERICANISM
CHAPTER IX. FINALE
LONGSTREET THE MAN
HIS BOYHOOD DAYS
LIFE-LONG FRIENDSHIP OF GRANT AND LONGSTREET
HIS FIRST ROMANCE
HEROIC CITIZEN OF THE RECONSTRUCTION PERIOD
THE CHRISTIAN PATRIOT LOVED THE SOUTH TO THE LAST
WORSHIPPED BY THE SOLDIERS OF THE CONFEDERACY
HIS COUNTRY HOME IN PICTURESQUE NORTH GEORGIA
LONGSTREET ON THE FIELDS OF MEXICOF
CHAPTER I. THE WINNING OF OUR WESTERN EMPIRE
CHAPTER II. PECULIARITIES OF SCOTT AND TAYLOR
CHAPTER III. UNPRETENTIOUS LIEUTENANT GRANT
CHAPTER IV. PLEASANT INCIDENTS OF CAMP LIFE AT CORPUS CHRISTI
CHAPTER V. INTO THE INTERIOR OF MEXICO
CHAPTER VI. FROM CONTRERAS TO CHAPULTEPEC
CHAPTER VII. LONGSTREET’S HONEYMOON
GREAT BATTLES BEFORE AND AFTER GETTYSBURGG
THE FIRST MANASSAS
WILLIAMSBURG
FRAYSER’S FARM
MARCH AGAINST POPE AND THE SECOND MANASSAS
THE INVASION OF MARYLAND AND THE BATTLE OF ANTIETAM
FREDERICKSBURG
CHICKAMAUGA
IN EAST TENNESSEE
THE WILDERNESS
THE CURTAIN FALLS AT APPOMATTOX
APPENDIX
LONGSTREET
JAMES LONGSTREET
THE FUNERAL CEREMONIES
(A. S. Hardy, in the Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia.)
(From the Atlanta, Georgia, Constitution.) (By Alan Rogers.)
TRIBUTES FROM THE PRESS
(Washington, D. C., Post.)
(Jacksonville, Florida, Times-Union.)
(Shelby, North Carolina, Aurora.)
(Biblical, North Carolina, Record.)
(St. Louis Globe-Democrat.)
(Vicksburg, Mississippi, Herald.)
(Bainbridge, Georgia, Searchlight.)
(Thompson, Georgia, Progress.)
(Houston, Texas, Chronicle.)
(Atlanta, Georgia, Constitution.)
(St. Paul, Minnesota, Pioneer Press.)
(Atlanta, Georgia, Journal.)
(Newport, Virginia, News.)
(Birmingham, Alabama, Ledger.)
(Macon, Georgia, Telegraph.)
(New York Journal.)
(New York Tribune.)
(New Orleans Picayune, Special.)
(Macon, Georgia, Telegraph.)
(Raleigh, North Carolina, Post.)
(Washington, D. C., Star.)
(Macon, Georgia, Telegraph.)
(McRae, Georgia, Enterprise.)
(Chattanooga Times, Special.)
(Gainesville, Georgia, Eagle.)
(Washington, D. C., Star.)
(Lost Cause.)
RESOLUTIONS BY CAMPS AND CHAPTERS
(Sterling Price Camp.)
(Camp 435.)
(Longstreet Chapter.)
(John A. Green Camp.)
(James Longstreet Camp.)
(Hattiesburg Camp.)
(John M. Stephen’s Camp.)
(Jeff Falkner Camp.)
(George B. Eastin Camp.)
(Pat Cleburne Camp, No. 88.)
(Joseph E. Johnston Camp.)
(Merrill E. Pratt Chapter.)
(Tom Smith Camp.)
(J. E. B. Stuart Camp.)
(Horace King Camp.)
(New York Highlanders.)
(Camp Frank Gardner.)
(Pat Cleburne Camp, No. 436.)
(Pat Cleburne Camp, No 222.)
(Cobb-Deloney Camp.)
(Mayor and City Council, Atlanta, Georgia.)
(Camp Walker.)
(Longstreet’s “Boys.”)
(Floyd County Camp.)
(Camp Niemeyer Shaw, Berkley, Virginia.)
(Camp Ben McCulloch.)
(John B. Gordon Camp.)
(Alexander H. Stephens Camp.)
(Marengo Rifles Chapter, U. D. C.)
(Jeff Lee Camp.)
(John H. Morgan and Bourbon Camps.)
(Selma, Alabama, Chapter.)
(C. M. Winkler Camp.)
(Company B, Confederate Veterans.)
(Camp Hampton.)
(Confederate Veterans’ Association.)
(Camp Tige Anderson.)
(Sidney Lanier Chapter, U. D. C.)
(Troy Chapter, U. D. C.)
(Williamsburg Chapter, D. of C.)
(Mobile Chapter, U. D. C.)
(T. D. Smith Chapter, U. D. C.)
(Cobb County, Georgia, Camp.)
IN MEMORIAM
(Atlanta Camp.)
LOYAL TO THE SOUTH
IN THE VERY FIRST RANK
LONGSTREET AND DAVIS
(Houston, Georgia, Camp.)
(Survivors of Longstreet’s Corps.)
(Camp Hardee.)
(Camp No. 135.)
(John B. Hood Camp.)
(John B. Gordon Chapter, U. D. C.)
(George W. Johnson Camp.)
(Tennessee Division, Daughters of the Confederacy.)
(Encampment No. 9, Union Veteran Legion, New Castle, Pennsylvania.)
(George E. Pickett Camp.)
(John Bowie Strange Camp.)
PERSONAL LETTERS
TRIBUTE FROM THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
THE SONS FOLLOW THE FATHERS
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