CHAPTER XI.
Spring Campaign of 1864—Murfreesboro—"Corporal" Greene—The
"Mule Brigade"—Congratulatory 80
CHAPTER XII.
Lookout Mountain—The Fight—Complimentary Reports—Re-enlistment 84
CHAPTER XIII.
Shelmound—Wauhatchie Valley—Ringgold—Battle of Dug Gap—On
the Move 89
CHAPTER XIV.
Battle of Resaca—In pursuit of the Fleeing "Chivalry"(?) 94
CHAPTER XV.
Pumpkin Vine Creek—Slight Unpleasantness—Personal 98
CHAPTER XVI.
Advance to Pine Knob—The Fight—A Forward Movement 104
CHAPTER XVII.
Battle of Culp's Farm or Kennesaw mountain—The Glorious
Fourth—Advance to the Chattachoochie 109
CHAPTER XVIII.
Battle of Peach Tree Creek—Some of the "Boys" visit Andersonville 116
CHAPTER XIX.
Siege of Atlanta—The Capitulation 120
CHAPTER XX.
With Sherman to the Sea—Colonel Schoonover's Journal 127
CHAPTER XXI.
The Campaign of the Carolinas—Washington—Grand Review—Northward,
"Good Bye" and "Home Again" 142
General Review 155
Official Roster 159
Casualties 234
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