Ten years in the ranks, U.S. ArmyFront matterReading editionChapter navigation18 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPrefacePART I. Enlistment and Service on Governor's Island, New York Harbor, in 1854.PART II. At Carlisle Barracks, Pa., in 1855.PART III. Journey from Carlisle to Fort Pierre, Nebraska Territory in 1855.PART IV. Fort Pierre and the Sioux Indians, 1855-1856.PART V. Establishing Fort Lookout, 1856-1857.PART VI. Service at Fort Randall, Campaigning in Kansas and Expiration of My Enlistment—1857-1859.PART VII. Re-enlistment and Return to Frontiers, 1860.PART VIII. Service In Washington and Georgetown, D.C., 1861-1862.PART IX. The Peninsula Campaign, 1862.PART X. The Seven Days' Retreat, 1862.PART XI. Harrison's Landing to Fredericksburg, Va.—1862-1863.PART XII. Chancellorsville, to Winter Camp of 1863-1864.PART XIII. In Grant's Campaign, 1864.PART XIV. Departure From the Field and Last Days of Service, 1865.REFLECTIONS.ADDENDA.Beginning of this editionNext chapter →PrefaceAll chapters and sections (18)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPrefaceParts1234567891011121314Part 14 · Other sectionsREFLECTIONS.ADDENDA.BY◇AUGUSTUS MEYERS◇logoNew York The Stirling Press 1914◇Copyright, 1914 By Augustus Meyers New York◇Preface →
