Anti-slavery presidential candidates, vol. I, 82-83
Anti-slavery sentiment in South, vol. I, 43-47
Anti-war sentiment in North, vol. I, 99; vol. II, 124, 174-75
Anderson, Major Robert, vol. I, 178-79, 191-92
Atlanta, Sherman's campaign against, vol. II, 265-77
Army of Northern Virginia, quality of, vol. II, 124-25
Baltimore, first blood of war shed in, vol. I, 206-207
Banks, Gen. N. P., in Valley campaign, vol. I, 381-84; in Red River campaign, vol. II, 207-208
Belligerent Rights of Confederates, vol. I, 250-51
Bell and Everett Party in 1860, vol. I, 146
Beauregard, Gen., reduces Fort Sumter, vol. I, 179-80, 191-92; at Manassas, vol. I, 215 et seq.; under Gen. A. S. Johnston, vol. I, 305 et seq.; at Shiloh, vol. I, 323-27
Blockade of Southern ports, vol. I, 261 et seq.
Border States, attitude of toward secession, vol. I, 194 et seq.; war operations in, vol. I, 256-59
Bragg, Gen. Braxton, campaign against Louisville, vol. II, 49-71; at Murfreesboro, vol. II, 76-82; at Chattanooga, vol. II, 196 et seq.
Brown, John, in Kansas, vol. I, 124; at Harper's Ferry, vol. I, 133 et seq.; influence of raid, vol. I, 141-42
Brown, Gov. Joseph E., of Georgia, discontent with war, vol. II, 322, 325-26
British Government, fostering of slavery in American colonies by, vol. I, 39; attitude of toward Confederacy, vol. I, 254-55; payment of indemnity by, vol. II, 264
Buell, Gen. Don Carlos, operations in Kentucky, vol. I, 284; occupies Nashville, vol. I, 292; movement toward Pittsburg Landing, vol. I, 316; at Shiloh, vol. I, 323-24; campaign against Louisville, vol. II, 49-71; superseded by Rosecrans, vol. II, 75
Burnside, Gen, A. E., operations on Southern coast, vol. I, 354; in command of Army of Potomac, vol. II, 21; Fredericksburg campaign, vol. II, 19-30
Butler, Gen, B. F., in command of troops sent to New Orleans, vol. I, 335; rule over New Orleans, 346-48; at Petersburg, vol. II, 258-59
California, controversy over admission, vol. I, 76
Cemetery Ridge, Gettysburg, vol. II, 134, 143
Charleston, struggle for possession of, vol. II, 181-195; blockade running, vol. II, 182-83; attempt to capture by sea, vol. II, 184; topography of, vol. II, 187; Gen. Gillmore's expedition against, vol. II, 186-195; bombardment of, vol. II, 194