THE NEXT PART (V) WILL CONTAIN
The continuation of the narrative of the fight between
The “Monitor” and the “Merrimac”
The Article by JOHN TAYLOR WOOD, Lieutenant of the “Merrimac,” begun in Part IV
followed by
An Article by SAMUEL DANA GREENE, Executive Officer of the “Monitor”
Giving the story of the battle from the Union side, and containing a brilliant description of the engagement as seen
from the turret of the “Monitor”
The Building of the ‘Monitor,’” by Captain John Ericsson
inventor of the “Monitor”
and a graphic description of
“The Loss of the ‘Monitor,’” by a Survivor of the Crew
McClellan organizing the grand army״ and “The recollections of a private
by Phillippe, Comte de Paris	“Campaigning to No Purpose”
Aide־de=Camp to General McClellan	by Warren Lee Goss
WITH THE BEGINNING OF
“The Peninsular Campaign”
By General George B. McClellan
General=in=Chief of the United States Army during the first part of the Campaign
The De Vinne Press.