The diary of a young officer :serving with the armies of the United States during the War of the Rebellion:
Chicago,
R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co.,
1909,
Favill, Josiah Marshall., 309 pgs.
OUTLINE Of The Contents by Chapter
Chapter I. I join the seventy-first regiment, N. Y. S. M., as a volunteer and
go to war
Chapter II. We march down Broadway and embark on the Board the
steamship R. R. Cuyler, bound for the seat of war
Chapter III. Description of
the Navy Yard, and how we passed the time there, we cross the Potomas and march
to meet the enemy
Chapter IV. The battle of Bull Run in which we fight and
win and run away
Chapter V. In which I assist in recruiting a company for the
fifty-seventh New York infantry, receive a commission, and start a second time
for Washington, and the seat of war
Chapter VI. Life at Camp
California
Chapter VII. Camp California and Manassas campaign
Chapter
VIII. We embark at Alexandria and sail for fortress Monroe, disembark at ship
point, siege of Yorktown and advance to Willansburg
Chapter IX. Camp at
Yorktown, and embarkation for the Pamunky; advance to the Chickahominy, and
battle of Fair Oaks
Chapter X. THe great six days retreat, and battles from
Fair Oaks station to Harrison Landing, on the James River
Chapter XI. Camp
life at Harrison's Landing; return to Yorktown; enbarkation at Newport News;
arrival at Camp California; advance to Centreville, and return to camp at Chain
Bridge, Washington
Chapter XII. Pope's campaign, antietam, Harper's ferry,
and occupation of Falmouth, VA.
Chapter XIII. Camp and Falmouth; battle of
Fredericksburg
Chapter XIV. Camp at Falmouth, the Chancellorsville campaign,
and march to Gettyeburg
Chapter XV. Battle of Gettysburg; Death of General
Zook
Chapter XVI. Camp at Stevensburg; Spring campaign 1864; Battle of the
Wilderness, and Spottsylvania Court House
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