A Picture of the Desolated States, and the Work of Restoration. 1865-1868APPENDIX. (continued 2)Reading editionChapter navigation91 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPREFACE.Chapter I · THE START.Chapter II · THE FIELD OF GETTYSBURG.Chapter III · A REMINISCENCE OF CHAMBERSBURG.Chapter IV · SOUTH MOUNTAIN.Chapter V · THE FIELD OF ANTIETAM.Chapter VI · DOWN THE RIVER TO HARPER’S FERRY.Chapter VII · AROUND HARPER’S FERRY.Chapter VIII · A TRIP TO CHARLESTOWN.Chapter IX · A SCENE AT THE WHITE HOUSE.Chapter X · BULL RUN.Chapter XI · A VISIT TO MOUNT VERNON.Chapter XII · “STATE PRIDE.”Chapter XIII · THE FIELD OF FREDERICKSBURG.Chapter XIV · TO CHANCELLORSVILLE.Chapter XV · THE WILDERNESS.Chapter XVI · SPOTTSYLVANIA COURT-HOUSE.Chapter XVII · THE FIELD OF SPOTTSYLVANIA.Chapter XVIII · “ON TO RICHMOND.”Chapter XIX · THE BURNT DISTRICT.Chapter XX · LIBBY, CASTLE THUNDER, AND BELLE ISLE.Chapter XXI · FEEDING THE DESTITUTE.Chapter XXII · THE UNION MEN OF RICHMOND.Chapter XXIII · MARKETS AND FARMING.Chapter XXIV · IN AND AROUND RICHMOND.Chapter XXV · PEOPLE AND POLITICS.Chapter XXVI · FORTIFICATIONS.—DUTCH GAP.—FAIR OAKS.Chapter XXVII · IN AND ABOUT PETERSBURG.Chapter XXVIII · JAMES RIVER AND FORTRESS MONROE.Chapter XXIX · ABOUT HAMPTON.Chapter XXX · A GENERAL VIEW OF VIRGINIA.Chapter XXXI · THE “SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA.”Chapter XXXII · EAST TENNESSEE FARMERS.Chapter XXXIII · IN AND ABOUT CHATTANOOGA.Chapter XXXIV · LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN.Chapter XXXV · THE SOLDIERS’ CEMETERY.Chapter XXXVI · MISSION RIDGE AND CHICKAMAUGA.Chapter XXXVII · FROM CHATTANOOGA TO MURFREESBORO’.Chapter XXXVIII · STONE RIVER.Chapter XXXIX · THE HEART OF TENNESSEE.Chapter XL · BY RAILROAD TO CORINTH.Chapter XLI · ON HORSEBACK FROM CORINTH.Chapter XLII · ZEEK.Chapter XLIII · ZEEK’S FAMILY.Chapter XLIV · A NIGHT IN A TENNESSEE FARM-HOUSEChapter XLV · THE FIELD OF SHILOH.Chapter XLVI · WAITING FOR THE TRAIN AT MIDNIGHT.Chapter XLVII · FROM CORINTH TO MEMPHIS.Chapter XLVIII · FREEDMEN’S SCHOOLS AND THE FREEDMEN’S BUREAU.Chapter XLIX · DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI.Chapter L · IN AND ABOUT VICKSBURG.Chapter LI · FREE LABOR IN MISSISSIPPI.Chapter LII · A RECONSTRUCTED STATE.Chapter LIII · A FEW WORDS ABOUT COTTON.Chapter LIV · DAVIS’S BEND.—GRAND GULF.—NATCHEZ.Chapter LV · THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI.Chapter LVI · THE CRESCENT CITY.Chapter LVII · POLITICS, FREE LABOR, AND SUGAR.Chapter LVIII · THE BATTLE OF MOBILE BAY.Chapter LIX · MOBILE.Chapter LX · ALABAMA PLANTERS.Chapter LXI · WILSON’S RAID.Chapter LXII · NOTES ON ALABAMA.Chapter LXIII · IN AND ABOUT ATLANTA.Chapter LXIV · DOWN IN MIDDLE GEORGIA.Chapter LXV · ANDERSONVILLE.Chapter LXVI · SHERMAN IN MIDDLE GEORGIA.Chapter LXVII · PLANTATION GLIMPSES.Chapter LXVIII · POLITICS AND FREE LABOR IN GEORGIA.Chapter LXIX · SHERMAN IN EASTERN GEORGIA.Chapter LXX · A GLANCE AT SAVANNAH.Chapter LXXI · CHARLESTON AND THE WAR.Chapter LXXII · A VISIT TO FORT SUMTER.Chapter LXXIII · A PRISON AND A PRISONER.Chapter LXXIV · THE SEA ISLANDS.Chapter LXXV · A VISIT TO JAMES ISLAND.Chapter LXXVI · SHERMAN IN SOUTH CAROLINA.Chapter LXXVII · THE BURNING OF COLUMBIA.Chapter LXXVIII · NOTES ON SOUTH CAROLINA.Chapter LXXIX · THE RIDE TO WINNSBORO’.Chapter LXXX · A GLIMPSE OF THE OLD NORTH STATE.Chapter LXXXI · CONCLUSIONS.Chapter LXXXII · [24] THE WORK OF RESTORATION.Chapter LXXXIII · RECONSTRUCTION.Chapter LXXXIV · THE WORK OF RESTORATION.Chapter LXXXV · SOCIAL CONDITION.Chapter LXXXVI · IMPEACHMENT.APPENDIX.APPENDIX. (continued 2)TRANSCRIBER’S NOTESPrevious chapter ←APPENDIX.Next chapter →TRANSCRIBER’S NOTESAll chapters and sections (91)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPREFACE.Chapters1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041424344454647484950515253545556575859606162636465666768697071727374757677787980818283848586Other sectionsAPPENDIX.APPENDIX. (continued 2)TRANSCRIBER’S NOTESVery truly yours,◇SCHUYLER COLFAX.◇← APPENDIX.TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES →