My Diary, North and South (vol. 1 of 2)
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1. Front matter2. MY DIARY NORTH AND SOUTH.3. INTRODUCTORY.4. Introductory material5. CHAPTER I. Departure from Cork6. CHAPTER II. Arrival at New York7. CHAPTER III. St. Patrick’s day8. CHAPTER IV. Streets and shops in New York9. CHAPTER V. Off to the railway station10. CHAPTER VI. A state dinner at the White House11. CHAPTER VII. Barbers’ shops12. CHAPTER VIII. New York Press13. CHAPTER IX. Dinner at General Scott’s14. CHAPTER X. Preparations for war at Charleston15. CHAPTER XI. Scenes on board an American steamer16. CHAPTER XII. Portsmouth17. CHAPTER XIII. Sketches round Wilmington18. CHAPTER XIV. Southern volunteers19. CHAPTER XV. Slaves, their masters and mistresses20. CHAPTER XVI. Charleston; the Market-place21. CHAPTER XVII. Visit to a plantation22. CHAPTER XVIII. Climate of the Southern States23. CHAPTER XIX. Domestic negroes24. CHAPTER XX. By railway to Savannah25. CHAPTER XXI. The river at Savannah26. CHAPTER XXII. Slave-pens27. CHAPTER XXIII. Proclamation of war28. CHAPTER XXIV. Mr. Wigfall on the Confederacy29. CHAPTER XXV. The River Alabama30. CHAPTER XXVI. Visit to Forts Gaines and Morgan31. CHAPTER XXVII. Pensacola and Fort Pickens32. CHAPTER XXVIII. Bitters before breakfast33. CHAPTER XXIX. Judge Campbell34. CHAPTER XXX. The first blow struck35. CHAPTER XXXI. Carrying arms36. CHAPTER XXXII. Up the Mississippi37. CHAPTER XXXIII. Ride through the maize-fields38. CHAPTER XXXIV. Negroes—Sugar-cane plantations39. CHAPTER XXXV. War-rumours, and military movements40. CHAPTER XXXVI. Visit to Mr. M‘Call’s plantation