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THE CENTURY SERIES, VOL. I, NO. 12, JUNE u
Copyright, 1894, by The Century Co.
BATTLES AND LEADERS OF THE CIVIL
WAR
BOOK
CENTURY
PEOPLES PICTORIAL EDITION
PART XII
THE BATTLE OF CHANCELLORSVILLE CONTINUED
THE UNION SIDE, BY GENERAL ALFRED PLEASONTON, U. S. A.
(continued from part xi)
THE ELEVENTH CORPS AT CHANCELLORSVILLE, BY GENERAL OLIVER O. HOWARD, U. S. A.
(commander of the eleventh corps)
HOOKER’S LEFT WING AT CHANCELLORSVILLE AND THE STORMING OF FREDERICKSBURG HEIGHTS
BY LIEUT.-COLONEL HUNTINGTON W. JACKSON, U. S. V., AIDE-DE-CAMP TO GENERAL JOHN NEWTON
THE CONFEDERATE SIDE
STONEWALL JACKSON’S LAST BATTLE BY THE REV. JAMES POWER SMITH, AIDE-DE-CAMP TO GENERAL JACKSON
THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG
(WITH NOTES BY GENERAL ABNER DOUBLEDAY, U. S. A.)
LEE’S INVASION OF PENNSYLVANIA, BY GENERAL JAMES LONGSTREET, C. S. A,
(COMMANDING THE FIRST CORPS OF LEE’S ARMY)
THE FIRST DAY AT GETTYSBURG, BY GENERAL HENRY J. HUNT, U. S. A.
(CHIEF OF ARTILLERY OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC)
THE SECOND DAY—THE CONFEDERATE SIDE
THE STRUGGLE FOR “ROUND TOP ”
BY GENERAL E. M. LAW, C. S. A.
(commanding a division)
LONGSTREET’S ATTACK AT THE PEACH ORCHARD AND WHEAT-FIELD BY GENERAL J. B. KERSHAW, C. S. A.
(commanding kershaw’s brigade)
(CONTINUED IN PART XIIl)
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