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A History of the United States

Note p. 401 n. 2 — INDEX.

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[229] The Union force “available for line of battle” was 116,683; the Confederate, 78,315. The Union loss was 12,653; the Confederate, 5377. See Battles and Leaders of the Civil War, Vol. III., pp. 145-147.

[230] The records do not enable one to give the numbers so arrested. Alexander Johnston estimates the number as thirty-eight thousand. Rhodes, Vol. IV., p. 231, seems to think this number is an exaggeration, but inclines to the belief that the number may have been nearly twenty thousand.

[231] New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin.

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