Andersonville, Volume 4A STORY OF REBEL MILITARY PRISONSReading editionChapter navigation48 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…A STORY OF REBEL MILITARY PRISONSVolume 4.TO THE HONORABLETHIS BOOK IS DEDICATED WITH RESPECT AND APPRECIATION,Chapter LXIChapter LXIIChapter LXIIIChapter LXIVChapter LXVChapter LXVIChapter LXVIIChapter LXVIIIChapter LXIXChapter LXXChapter LXXIChapter LXXIIChapter LXXIIIChapter LXXIVChapter LXXVChapter LXXVIChapter LXXVIIChapter LXXVIIIChapter LXXIXChapter LXXXChapter LXXXIIChapter LXXXIIIChapter LXIChapter LXIIChapter LXIIIChapter LXIVChapter LXVChapter LXVIChapter LXVIIChapter LXVIIIChapter LXIXChapter LXXChapter LXXIChapter LXXIIChapter LXXIIIChapter LXXIVChapter LXXVChapter LXXVIChapter LXXVIIChapter LXXVIIIChapter LXXIXChapter LXXXChapter LXXXIIChapter LXXXIIIBeginning of this editionNext chapter →Volume 4.All chapters and sections (48)Other sectionsA STORY OF REBEL MILITARY PRISONSSections4Volume 4 · Other sectionsTO THE HONORABLETHIS BOOK IS DEDICATED WITH RESPECT AND APPRECIATION,Volume 4 · Chapters6162636465666768697071727374757677787980828361626364656667686970717273747576777879808283FIFTEEN MONTHS A GUEST OF THE SO-CALLEDSOUTHERN CONFEDERACYA PRIVATE SOLDIERS EXPERIENCEINRICHMOND, ANDERSONVILLE, SAVANNAH, MILLENBLACKSHEAR AND FLORENCEBY JOHN McELROYLate of Co. L. 16th Ill Cav.1879Volume 4. →