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The story of a border city during the Civil War

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A Bird’s-eye View of St. Louis in 1860 Frontispiece

From a lithograph in the possession of the Missouri Historical Society.

The Arsenal, St. Louis, in 1866 63

Camp Jackson, St. Louis 89

From a photograph in the possession of the Missouri Historical Society.

Gratiot Street Prison, Formerly the McDowell Medical College 188

From an oil painting, the property of the Missouri Historical Society.

Brigadier-General Nathaniel Lyon 198

General Fremont’s Headquarters, St. Louis 206

Facsimile of a Pass, Issued to the Author in 1861 215

The Author, Galusha Anderson, in 1861 218

From a daguerreotype.

Honorable Frank P. Blair, Jr. 279

From an oil painting, the property of the Missouri Historical Society.

Major-General Henry W. Halleck 279

Major-General William S. Rosecrans 279

Major-General John C. Fremont 279

Major-General John McA. Schofield 279

THE STORY OF A BORDER CITY DURING THE CIVIL WAR

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