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THE CENTURY SERIES, VOL. I, NO. 10, MAY 28, 1894
Copyright, 1894, by The Century Co.
WAR
BATTLES AND LEADERS OF THE CIVIL
THE CENTURY WAR I
PEOPLE’S PICTORIAL EDITION
PART X
LEE'S INVASION OF MARYLAND AND THE BATTLE OF ANTIETAM, CONTINUED
ANTIETAM—THE CONFEDERATE SIDE. THE DEFENSE OF SHARPSBURG BY GENERAL JAMES LONGSTREET, C. S. A.
(CONTINUED FROM PART IX)
THE UNION SIDE
IN THE RANKS WITH HAWKINS’S ZOUAVES AT SOUTH MOUNTAIN AND ANTIETAM BY DAVID L. THOMPSON, CO. G, 6TH N. Y. VOLUNTEERS NOTES BY GENERAL JOSEPH HOOKER ON HIS BATTLE AT THE CORN-FIELD
A SOUTHERN WOMAN’S RECOLLECTIONS OF ANTIETAM
BY MARY BEDINGER MITCHELL
ANTIETAM SCENES, BY CHARLES CARLETON COFFIN (army correspondent)
FROM CORINTH TO MURFREESBORO’ (STONE’S RIVER)
THE BATTLE OF IUKA, BY GENERAL C. S. HAMILTON, U. S. V.
THE BATTLE OF CORINTH, BY GENERAL WILLIAM S. ROSECRANS, U. S. A. BRAGG’S ADVANCE AND RETREAT
INCLUDING PERRYVILLE AND MURFREESBORO׳-THE CONFEDERATE SIDE
BY COLONEL DAVID URQUHART, C. S. A.
THE BATTLE OF STONE’S RIVER (MURFREESBORO׳)—THE UNION SIDE .	BY LIEUT.-COLONEL G. C. KNIFFIN, U. S. V.
THE UNION LEFT AT STONE’S RIVER BY GENERAL THOMAS L. CRITTENDEN, U. S. V.
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