Index for Volume XLI (1995)

CIVIL WAR HISTORY Index for Volume XLI (1995) Abbott, Jacob, 58 Abolitionists. See Antislavery proponents Abraham Lincoln: Sources and Style of Leadership, rev'd., 249-50 Adams, Alvin, 240 Adams, Charles Francis, 134-35 Adderly, Henry, 1 30, 1 37 Alexander, Bevin, 162 Allen, Henry Watkins, 172 Allen, James C, 296 Allen, Robert Clotworthy, 166 Allen, William, 293 Ambrose, Stephen E., 90 American Swords and Sword Makers, rev'd., 258 Anderson, R. H., 163-64 Anderson, Robert, Gen. USA, 94 Andersonville: The Last Depot, rev'd., 169-71 Andrew, John, 69 Andrews, Garnett, 27, 31, 32 Antislavery proponents: Anglo-Saxon racialism among, 142-43, 146-60; black, 142-43, 144, 145, 152, 153-60; in Treasury Department, 222 Archibald, Edward, 173 Armistead, Lewis Addison, 13, 167, 329 Army. See Battles and campaigns; Fort(s); Military units, CSA; Military units, USA Atkinson, Edward, 217, 218?, 225 Attucks, Crispus, 142, 143, 155, 157, 158 Bailey, Anne J., rev., 253-54 Baldwin, Charles, Capt. USA, 128, 138 Banks, Nathaniel, Gen. USA, 62, 208, 221, 222 Barber, Flavel C, Holding the Line: The Third Tennessee Infantry, 1861-1864, rev'd., 255-56 Barber, Lucius W., CpI. USA, 254 Barksdale, William, 167 Barnard, Harry, 246 Barney, Hiram, 218-19 Barney, William L., 264 Barton, William E., 280 Baruch, Simon, 175-76 Battles and campaigns: Antietam, 172, 322, 323; Atlanta, 215, 254, 256, 319; Big Bethel, 7, 10; Bowling Green, 100-101; Bull Run (See Manassas); Chambersburg, 317; Chancellorsville, 63; Charleston, 324; Chattanooga, 105-8, 1 10, 113, 1 14, 115, 326; Cold Harbor, 79; Corinth, 102, 103-4; Crampton's Gap, 79; Galveston, 19, 21; Gettysburg, 64, 79, 161-67, 172, 254-55. 314. 317. 319. 320, 322, 323, 324, 327, 329-30; Huntsville, 229; Kentucky, 245; Louisville, 245; Malvern Hill, 5,6, 11-1 5, 16, 20, 21; Manassas (First), 51, 326; Manassas (Second), 21; Munfordville, 245; Murfreesboro , 107; Nashville, 101-2, 229, 327; Palmito Ranch, 45; Perryville, 113, 244, 245; Petersburg, 172, 319, 324; Port Royal, 82; Red River, 208 210; Richmond, 17, 325; Salem Church, 79; Seven Days', 5, 6, 1 1-15, 17, 20-21; Shenandoah, 79; Shiloh, 103, 229, 244; Spotsylvania, 79, 319; Vicksburg, 62, 256, 319, 320, 322, 323, 324; Washington, retreat from, 324-25, 328; Wilderness, 63, 79, 168-69, 319; Yorktown, 8, 18, 89. See also Fort(s) Battle ofthe Wilderness, The, May 5-6, rev'd., 168-69 Baxter, James Phinney, 81 Bayard, James ?., 303? Bayley, Gov., 136, 137 Bean, James Baxter, 52 Beatty, John, 104, 108 Beauregard, P.G.T., Gen. CSA, 7, 55, 172 Bedinger, George Rust, Capt. CSA, 166 344 CIVIL WAR HISTORY Bee, Robert, 330 Beiden, G. W., 306, 307? Bell, John, 304? Bennett, Frank M., 81 Bensel, Richard, 225 Berkeley, Norborn, Lt. Col. CSA, 166 Berwanger, Eugene H., The British Foreign Service and the American Civil War,, rev'd., 173-74 Bezdek, Richard H., American Swords and Sword Makers, rev'd., 258 Bigler, William, 303? Blacks: abolitionists, 142-43, 144, 145, 153-60; in children's stories, 71-74; contrabands, 72; and freedmen's policy , 220-24; ¡n military service, 79, 160; nationalist movement, 157-58; in North, 156-57; race relations, 26163 ; religious institutions of, 174-75. See also Slavery/slaves Blue, Frederick J., Charles Sumner and the Conscience ofthe North, rev'd., 252-53 Blume, Kenneth J., "Coal and Diplomacy in the British Caribbean during the Civil War," 1 16-41 Blumenbach, Johann Friedrich, 147-48 Blum, John Morton, 57-58 Boggs, Charles, Capt. USA, 127 Boles, John B., rev., 174-75 Boritt, Gabor, 25 1 Bowers, John, 1 62 Bowman, John S., 253, 254 Boykin, Edward C, 257 Boykin, Samuel, 75? Bradley, Erwin Stanley, 28 1 Bragg, Braxton, Gen. CSA, 44, 113, 114, 171-72, 244 Brainart, Daniel, 30m Branch, E. Douglas, 58 Brent, Joseph L., 1 1 Bright, Jesse D., 292, 303? Britain: coal depots of, 122-23; consuls and legations of, 173-74; navy of, 81, 122; neutrality of, 120; neturality regulations in ports, 1 19, 120-41 British Foreign Service and the American Civil War, The, rev'd., 173-74 Brockett, Linus, 194, 198?, 199 Brown, Albert G., 303? Brown, Jacob, Maj., 42-43 Brown...