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FIGURES

Brigadier General Simon Bolivar Buckner

Federal troops of the Army of the Ohio on the north bank of the Green River

General Albert Sidney Johnston

Brigadier General Ulysses S. Grant

Colonel Roger Weightman Hanson

The surrender flag appears on the parapet of Fort Donelson

Major General Don Carlos Buell

Captain John Hunt Morgan

The covered bridge over the Dix River

The Old Burnt Tavern, Bryantsville, Kentucky

Thomas Henry Hines

Main Street, Lexington, Kentucky, 1860

Keene Springs Tavern and Hotel, Jessamine County, Kentucky

A rarely published carte de visite photograph of General Abraham Buford

The covered bridge over the South Fork of the Licking River at Cynthiana, Kentucky

Woodcut of the Battle of Cynthiana, Kentucky, July 17, 1862

Morgan's command enters Paris, Kentucky, July 18, 1862

Colonel John Hunt Morgan

Captain John B. Castleman

Major General Edmund Kirby Smith

Major William Campbell Preston Breckinridge

General Braxton Bragg

Brigadier General Humphrey Marshall

The Henry Clay Home as it would have looked in 1862

A company of Indiana volunteers in the Army of the Ohio

Major General John C. Breckinridge

Major General William S. Rosecrans

Brigadier General John Hunt Morgan and Martha “Mattie” Ready at the time of their wedding

Bacon Creek Bridge as it looked after Morgan's command destroyed it on the Christmas Raid

Woodcut of a Federal stockade protecting the Louisville and Nashville Railroad

Colonel Basil W. Duke

An idealized portrait of Brigadier General John Hunt Morgan

Morgan's men ride toward the enemy

Brigadier General John Hunt Morgan from a photograph taken in late 1863 or early 1864

Cavalrymen departing camp on a scout

Five officers from Morgan's command

A packet steamboat similar to the Hettie Gilmore, which was sunk by Captain Thomas Henry Hines

Shaker community main residence building, South Union, Logan County, Kentucky

Locomotives in the railroad yards in Nashville, Tennessee

Lebanon Junction, Kentucky, as it looked during the Civil War

Prisoners of war at Fort Delaware, May 1864

Johnson's Island Prisoner of War Depot, drawn by Joseph Mason Kern of the Thirteenth Virginia Infantry

A sketch of Johnson's Island Prisoner of War Depot showing the USS Michigan

The ruins of Richmond, Virginia

Uncle John Watson Porter of Madison, Georgia

Railroad car shed, Atlanta, Georgia, destroyed by General William T. Sherman's troops

Train leaving the Chattanooga Railroad terminal

John Marion Porter, from a photograph taken in Bowling Green, Kentucky, after the war

MAPS

Butler, Logan, Warren, and Simpson Counties in Kentucky

The Western Confederacy Collapses, Fall 1861 to Spring 1862

First Kentucky Raid, July 1862

Invasion of Kentucky, September 1862

The Withdrawal from Kentucky, October 1862

The Christmas Raid, December 1862-January 1863

Morgan's Cavalry Division Protects Bragg's Right Flank, January- June 1863

The Great Raid, June-July 1863

Johnson's Island Prisoner of War Depot, from a diagram drawn by John M. Porter showing his failed escape route

Porter's Travels Home, Spring 1865