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  1. Preface

    3:21

  2. From the Tribune to the War Department

    28:58

  3. At the front with Grant's army

    27:18

  4. Before and Around Vicksburg

    19:59

  5. In camp and battle with Grant and his generals

    21:16

  6. Some contemporary portraits

    39:34

  7. The siege of Vicksburg

    24:47

  8. Pemberton's surrender

    20:41

  9. With the Army of the Cumberland

    27:58

  10. The removal of Rosecrans

    21:55

  11. Chattanooga and Missionary Ridge

    34:36

  12. The War Department in war times

    23:13

  13. Abraham Lincoln and his cabinet

    33:41

  14. The Army of the Potomac in '64

    26:30

  15. The great game between Grant and Lee

    19:00

  16. The march on Petersburg

    16:24

  17. Early's raid and the Washington panic

    18:00

  18. The secret service of the war

    20:24

  19. A visit to Sheridan in the valley

    22:12

  20. 'On to Richmond' at last!

    16:30

  21. The Closing Scenes at Washington

    26:04

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From Fort Wood at Chattanooga, Charles A. Dana watches troops advance and sends a telegram to Secretary Stanton while the day's action is still unfolding. That combination of observation and reporting runs through his Civil War recollections. Serving as Assistant Secretary of War from 1863 to 1865, Dana describes military campaigns alongside the people and decisions of the War Department. His chapters move between army headquarters, Washington offices and encounters with Lincoln, Grant and other commanders.

The account draws on wartime reports and private letters as well as memory. At Chattanooga, precise timings, terrain and troop movements give the narrative the texture of a witness's dispatch; elsewhere, the contents promise character sketches, supply problems and political disagreements.

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About 6 hours
Pages
175
Language
English
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Denise Nordell, asterix, Greg Giordano and others