On the Trail of Grant and LeeFront matterReading editionChapter navigation36 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterForwardIntroductory materialChapter I · — Three Civil WarsChapter II · — Washington and LeeChapter III · — Lee at West PointChapter IV · — The Boyhood of GrantChapter V · — Grant at West PointChapter VI · — Lieutenant Grant Under FireChapter VII · — Captain Lee at the FrontChapter VIII · — Colonel Lee After the Mexican WarChapter IX · — Captain Grant in a Hard FightChapter X · — Grant's Difficulties in Securing a CommandChapter XI · — Lee at the Parting of the WaysChapter XII · — Opening MovesChapter XIII · — Grant's First SuccessChapter XIV · — The Battle of ShilohChapter XV · — Lee in the SaddleChapter XVI · — A Game of StrategyChapter XVII · — Lee and the Invasion of MarylandChapter XVIII · — The Battle of Antietam or SharpsburgChapter XIX · — Lee against Burnside and HookerChapter XX · — In the Hour of TriumphChapter XXI · — Grant at VicksburgChapter XXII · — The Battle of GettysburgChapter XXIII · — In the Face of DisasterChapter XXIV · — The Rescue of Two ArmiesChapter XXV · — Lieutenant-General GrantChapter XXVI · — A Duel to the DeathChapter XXVII · — Check and CountercheckChapter XXVIII · — The Beginning of the EndChapter XXIX · — At BayChapter XXX · — The SurrenderChapter XXXI · — Lee's Years of PeaceChapter XXXII · — The Head of the NationAuthoritiesBeginning of this editionNext chapter →ForwardAll chapters and sections (36)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsForwardOpening pagesIntroductory materialChapters1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132Other sectionsAuthoritiesTo Howard Ogden Wood, Jr.Forward →