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CHAPTER I-THE “MIGHT-HAVE-BEENS” OF CHANCELLORSVILLE
CHAPTER II-THE REORGANIZATION THAT EXPLAINS GETTYSBURG
CHAPTER III-THE ARMY STARTS NORTHWARD AGAIN
CHAPTER IV-MANOEUVRING TO ENTER PENNSYLVANIA
CHAPTER V-LEE HEARS A FATEFUL CANNONADE
CHAPTER VI-THE SPIRIT THAT INHIBITS VICTORY
CHAPTER VII-”WHAT CAN DETAIN LONGSTREET?”
CHAPTER VIII-”IT IS ALL MY FAULT”
CHAPTER IX-WHY WAS GETTYSBURG LOST?
CHAPTER X-CAN THE OFFENSIVE BE RESUMED?-(BRISTOE STATION)
CHAPTER XI-A SURPRISE AND A DISAPPOINTMENT-(RAPPAHANNOCK BRIDGE AND MINE RUN)
CHAPTER XII-A SACRIFICED CHRISTMAS
CHAPTER XIII-LEE AS A DIPLOMATIST-(THE WINTER OF 1863-64)
CHAPTER XIV-CAN THE ARMY BE SAVED FOR NEW BATTLES?
CHAPTER XV-PREPARING FOR THE CAMPAIGN OF 1864
CHAPTER XVI-INTO THE WILDERNESS AGAIN-(MAY 4-5, 1864)
CHAPTER XVII-HISTORY FAILS TO REPEAT ITSELF-(MAY 6-7, 1864)
CHAPTER XVIII-THE BLOODY CLIMAX OF A HURRIED RACE-(SPOTSYLVANIA, MAY 8-12, 1864)
CHAPTER XIX-A MERCIFUL RAIN AND ANOTHER MARCH-(SPOTSYLVANIA, MAY 13-22, 1864)
CHAPTER XX-A VAIN INVITATION TO ATTACK-(THE NORTH ANNA, MAY 22-27, 1864)
CHAPTER XXI-MANŒUVRE ON THE TOTOPOTOMOY-(MAY 27-30, 1864)
CHAPTER XXII-AND STILL GRANT HAMMERS-(COLD HARBOR, MAY 31-JUNE 3, 1864)
CHAPTER XXIII-THE CROSSING OF THE JAMES
CHAPTER XXIV-”RAPIDAN TO PETERSBURG” IN REVIEW
CHAPTER XXV-LEE’S MOST DIFFICULT DEFENSIVE
CHAPTER XXVI-LEE ENCOUNTERS A NEW TYPE OF WARFARE-(“THE CRATER,” JULY 30, 1864)
CHAPTER XXVII-THE LOSS OF THE WELDON RAILROAD
CHAPTER XXVIII-GÖTTERDÄMMERUNG
CHAPTER XXIX-THE WINTER OF GROWING DESPAIR
APPENDIX III-1-STUART’S INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE GETTYSBURG CAMPAIGN
APPENDIX III-2-THE HOUR OF LONGSTREET’S ARRIVAL, JULY 2, 1863
APPENDIX III-3-THE HANDLING OF ANDERSON’S DIVISION ON JULY 2, 1863
APPENDIX III-4-STUART IN PENNSYLVANIA
APPENDIX III-5-BEAUREGARD’S CALL FOR REINFORCEMENTS, JUNE 15, 1864
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