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Lee at West Point
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The Boyhood of Grant
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Grant at West Point
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Lieutenant Grant under Fire
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Captain Lee at the Front
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Colonel Lee after the Mexican War
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Captain Grant in a Hard Fight
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Grant's Difficulties in Securing a Command
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Lee at the Parting of the Ways
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Opening Moves
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Grant's First Success
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The Battle of Shiloh
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Lee in the Saddle
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A Game of Strategy
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Lee and the Invasion of Maryland
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The Battle of Antietam or Sharpsburg
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Lee against Burnside and Hooker
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In the Hour of Triumph
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Grant at Vicksburg
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The Battle of Gettysburg
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In the Face of Disaster
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The Rescue of Two Armies
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Lieutenant-General Grant
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A Duel to the Death
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Check and Countercheck
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The Beginning of the End
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At Bay
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The Surrender
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Lee's Years of Peace
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The Head of the Nation
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Back Matter
Authorities
The following is a partial list of the authorities
relied upon in the text:
Grant's Personal Memoirs; Recollections and Letters of
General Robert E. Lee (Captain R. E. Lee); Life of
Robert E. Lee (Fitzhugh Lee); Robert E. Lee—Memoirs of
His Military and Personal History (Long); Military
History of U. S. Grant (Badeau); Grant in Peace
(Badeau); R. E. Lee—The Southerner (Page); Robert E.
Lee (Trent); Robert E. Lee and the Southern
Confederacy (White); McClelland's Own Story; Stonewall
Jackson and the American Civil War (Henderson); The
Story of the Civil War (Ropes); The Rise and Fall of
the Confederate Government (Davis); History of the
United States (1850-1877 Rhodes); The Campaign of
Chancellorsville (Bigelow); Personal Memoirs
(Sheridan); Memoirs of General Sherman; Reminiscences
of Carl Schurz; From Manassas to Appomattox
(Long-street); Abraham Lincoln—A History (Nicolay and
Hay); The Army Under Pope (Ropes); The Antietam and
Fredericksburg (Palfrey); The Virginia Campaign of
1864 and 1865 (Humphreys); Chancellorsville
(Doubleday); Life and Letters of Robert E. Lee (Jones);
Ulysses S. Grant (Wister); Ulysses S. Grant
(Garland); Campaigning with Grant (Porter);
Autobiography of O. O. Howard.
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