THE LOST ARMY
By Thomas W. Knox
The Werner Company
New York
1899
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CONTENTS
CHAPTER I. HARRY AND JACK—OUTBREAK OF THE WAR—TRYING TO ENLIST.
CHAPTER II. ST. LOUIS AND CAMP JACKSON.
CHAPTER III. SECESSION IDEAS OF NEUTRALITY.
CHAPTER IV. ON THE ROAD TO GLORY.
CHAPTER V. ON THE MARCH—CAPTURING A REBEL FLAG.
CHAPTER VI. MARCHING AND CAMPING IN THE RAIN—FIRST SHOTS AT THE ENEMY.
CHAPTER VII. FROM JEFFERSON TO BOONEVILLE—FIRST BATTLE IN MISSOURI.
CHAPTER VIII. THE CAPTURED CAMP—A CHAPLAIN'S EXPLOIT.
CHAPTER IX. REGULARS AND VOLUNTEERS—FORAGING IN THE ENEMY'S COUNTRY.
CHAPTER X, LESSONS IN MULE-DRIVING—CRITICAL POSITION OF THE ARMY.
CHAPTER XI. A TERRIBLE MARCH—A FIGHT AND A RETREAT.
CHAPTER XII. BATTLE OF WILSON'S CREEK.—DEATH OF GENERAL LYON.
CHAPTER XIII. AFTER THE BATTLE—A FLAG OF TRUCE.
CHAPTER XIV. LOSSES IN BATTLE—THE RETREAT.
CHAPTER XV. IN CAMP AT ROLLA—A PRIVATE EXPEDITION INTO THE ENEMY'S COUNTRY.
CHAPTER XVI. HINTS FOR CAMPAIGNING—IN A REBEL'S HOUSE—SNUFF-DIPPING.
CHAPTER XVII. A SUCCESSFUL SCOUT—CAPTURE OF A REBEL CAVALRY SQUAD.
CHAPTER XVIII. THE REBELS ON THE OFFENSIVE—SIEGE OF LEXINGTON.
CHAPTER XIX. SURRENDER OF LEXINGTON—PRICE'S RETREAT AND FREMONT'S ADVANCE.
CHAPTER XX. OCCUPATION OF SPRINGFIELD—ANOTHER BATTLE IMMINENT.
CHAPTER XXI. ARMY SCOUTING—REFUGEES AND THEIR SUFFERINGS.
CHAPTER XXII. A GENERAL ADVANCE—A SCOUTING PARTY AND WHAT CAME OF IT.
CHAPTER XXIII. IN THE CAMP OF THE REBELS—CAPTURED LETTERS AND THEIR CONTENTS.
CHAPTER XXIV. A RAPID PURSUIT—“THE ARKANSAS TRAVELER”—G BU KİTABI OKUMAK İÇİN ÜYE OLUN VEYA GİRİŞ YAPIN!
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