Reminiscences of my life in camp with the 33d United States colored troops, late 1st S. C. VolunteersFront matterReading editionChapter navigation20 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterREMINISCENCES OF MY LIFE IN CAMPPREFACEINTRODUCTIONLETTER FROM COL. C. T. TROWBRIDGEI A BRIEF SKETCH OF MY ANCESTORSII MY CHILDHOODIII ON ST. SIMON’S ISLAND 1862IV CAMP SAXTON—PROCLAMATION AND BARBECUE 1863V MILITARY EXPEDITIONS, AND LIFE IN CAMPVI ON MORRIS AND OTHER ISLANDSVII CAST AWAYVIII A FLAG OF TRUCEIX CAPTURE OF CHARLESTONX MUSTERED OUTXI AFTER THE WARXII THE WOMEN’S RELIEF CORPSXIII THOUGHTS ON PRESENT CONDITIONSXIV A VISIT TO LOUISIANAAPPENDIXBeginning of this editionNext chapter →REMINISCENCES OF MY LIFE IN CAMPAll chapters and sections (20)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsREMINISCENCES OF MY LIFE IN CAMPPREFACEINTRODUCTIONLETTER FROM COL. C. T. TROWBRIDGEI A BRIEF SKETCH OF MY ANCESTORSII MY CHILDHOODIII ON ST. SIMON’S ISLAND 1862IV CAMP SAXTON—PROCLAMATION AND BARBECUE 1863V MILITARY EXPEDITIONS, AND LIFE IN CAMPVI ON MORRIS AND OTHER ISLANDSVII CAST AWAYVIII A FLAG OF TRUCEIX CAPTURE OF CHARLESTONX MUSTERED OUTXI AFTER THE WARXII THE WOMEN’S RELIEF CORPSXIII THOUGHTS ON PRESENT CONDITIONSXIV A VISIT TO LOUISIANAAPPENDIXSusie King Taylor.◇Susie King Taylortitle pageREMINISCENCES OF MY LIFE IN CAMP →
