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THE CENTURY SERIES, VOL. I, NO. 17, JULY 16, 1894
Copyright, 1894, by The Century Co.
BATTLES AND LEADERS OF THE CIVIL WAR
THE CENTURY WAR BOOK
PEOPLE’S PICTORIAL EDITION
PART XVII
THE GRAND STRATEGY OF THE LAST YEAR OF THE WAR AND THE CAPTURE OF ATLANTA CONTINUED
BY GENERAL WILLIAM T. SHERMAN
(continued from part xvi)
OPPOSING SHERMAN’S ADVANCE TO ATLANTA, BY GENERAL JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON, C. S. A.
(commander of the confederate army in the campaign)
HOOD’S SECOND SORTIE AT ATLANTA—BATTLE OF BALD HILL
BY MAJOR W. H. CHAMBERLIN, AIDE-DE-CAMP TO GENERAL DODGE
THE DEFENSE OF THE RED RIVER
BY GENERAL E. KIRBY SMITH, C. S. A.
(COMMANDER OF THE TRANS-MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT)
THE BATTLE OF MOBILE BAY
WITH FARRAGUT ON THE “HARTFORD,” BY LIEUTENANT JOHN CODDINGTON KINNEY
(ACTING SIGNAL-OFFICER, U. S. A., ON THE “HARTFORD״)
ON BOARD THE RAM “TENNESSEE,” BY COMMANDER JAMES. D. JOHNSTON, C. S. N.
HOOD’S INVASION OF TENNESSEE
AND THE BATTLES OF FRANKLIN AND NASHVILLE THE INVASION, BY GENERAL J. B. HOOD, C. S. A.
(COMMANDING THE INVADING ARMY)
(CONTINUED IN PART XVII!)
NEW YORK: THE CENTURY CO.