The Blue and the Gray; Or, The Civil War as Seen by a Boy / A Story of Patriotism and Adventure in Our War for the Union

by Annie Randall White

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

A Business Street in Manila...........................[...389]
A Cuban Home..........................................[...371]
Allan Pinkerton and Secret Service Officers...........[...073]
An Alexandria Anti-bellum Relic.......................[...069]
Appomattox Court House................................[...227]
Artillery Going to the Front..........................[...126]
Asking for Furlough...................................[...095]
A Southern Mansion....................................[...086]
A Stolen Child........................................[...338]
A Sugar Factory in Manila.............................[...377]
Attack on Fredericksburg..............................[...145]
Attack on the Mail....................................[...337]
A Typical Colored Boy.................................[...080]
Battle of Bull Run....................................[...051]
Battle of Chancellorsville............................[...298]
Battle of Malvern Hill-Lee's Attack...................[...076]
Battle of Phillipi....................................[...046]
Battle of Shiloh......................................[...194]
Bearing Dispatches....................................[...106]
Burning of Chicago....................................[...328]
Burnside Bridge.......................................[...135]
Burying Old Bill......................................[...142]
Camp Douglas..........................................[...159]
Camp Fire Songs.......................................[...117]
Camp Life-In the Kitchen..............................[...071]
Camp Life on Monday...................................[...077]
Camp of the Army of the Potomac.......................[...104]
Capitol at Richmond...................................[...065]
Captain John L Worden Commanding the Monitor..........[...175]
Capture of a White Child..............................[...340]
Caring for the Dead...................................[...055]
Charge of a Confederate Cavalry at Trevalian Station..[...221]
Colonel John S Mosby and a Group of His Raiders.......[...211]
Confederate Soldiers' Monument—Richmond, Va...........[...259]
Crossing Big Black River..............................[...191]
Custer's Last Charge..................................[...347]
Death of Sitting Bull.................................[...343]
Decoration Day—Gettysburg.............................[...262]
Destruction of Cervera's Fleet........................[...385]
Devil's Den...........................................[...208]
Diamond Joe and Aunt Judah When Young.................[...082]
“Do Any of You Know Peter Hall?”......................[...123]
Drinking from the Same Canteen........................[...245]
Earthquake at Charleston..............................[...334]
Episcopal Church at Alexandria, Va....................[...088]
Fairfax Court House...................................[...027]
Fall of General James B McPherson near Atlanta........[...215]
Foraging..............................................[...072]
Foraging..............................................[...197]
Fort Donelson.........................................[...161]
Fortress Monroe.......................................[...022]
Fort Sumter...........................................[...019]
Franklin Buchanan Commanding the Merrimac.............[...172]
Fremont's Body Guard..................................[...101]
Fun in Camp...........................................[...119]
Garfield Lying in State...............................[...314]
Garfield's Struggle with Death........................[...316]
General Grant's Birthplace............................[...309]
General Hancock and Friends...........................[...153]
General Lee on His Favorite Horse.....................[...295]
General Longstreet Wounded by His Own Men.............[...213]
General Meade's Headquarters..........................[...298]
General Miles.........................................[...393]
Gettysburg Cemetery Gate..............................[...212]
Grant's Tomb-New York.................................[...258]
Grant Breaking a Horse................................[...311]
Grant Plowing at the Age of 11........................[...310]
Hailing the Troops....................................[...064]
Harper's Ferry........................................[...040]
Horticultural Hall, Philadelphia......................[...323]
House Where Lee Surrendered...........................[...242]
Indian Chief..........................................[...349]
Indian Dance..........................................[...339]
Indian Schools of To-day..............................[...341]
Indian Scout..........................................[...350]
Interior of Hospital..................................[...249]
In Winter Quarters....................................[...105]
Joe Hiding in the Woods...............................[...083]
John Brown's Capture..................................[...042]
Location of the Union Troops—Henry House..............[...053]
Making a Military Road Through a Swamp................[...198]
Map-Battlefields of the Great Civil War...............[...147]
Map-Loyal and Seceding States.........................[...052]
Map—Showing the Seat of War...........................[...132]
Map-The Shenandoah Valley.............................[...121]
McLean House..........................................[...232]
National Cemetery at Richmond, Va.....................[...217]
Negro Village in Georgia..............................[...036]
Off for the War.......................................[...018]
Old Aunt Judah........................................[...081]
Old City Hall-New Orleans.............................[...113]
On Board the Hartford-Battle of Mobile Bay............[...168]
On the March..........................................[...039]
Picket Off Duty Forever...............................[...059]
Proposed Monument to Jefferson Davis..................[...260]
Portrait-Alexander H Stephens.........................[...024]
Portrait-Abraham Lincoln..............................[...236]
Portrait-Admiral Cervera..............................[...381]
Portrait-Brigadier-General Neal Dow...................[...222]
Portrait-Buffalo Bill, a Foe of the Indians...........[...342]
Portrait-Belle Boyd...................................[...257]
Portrait-Charles A Dana...............................[...133]
Portrait-Captain Charles Wilke........................[...203]
Portrait-Capt Raphael Semmes..........................[...218]
Portrait-Commander David D Porter.....................[...186]
Portrait-Christopher Carson...........................[...351]
Portrait-Colonel Charles W Le Gendre..................[...214]
Portrait-Florence Nightingale.........................[...255]
Portrait-Frances Willard..............................[...358]
Portrait-General Ambrose E Burnside...................[...125]
Portrait-General George B McClellan...................[...047]
Portrait-General George E Meade.......................[...150]
Portrait-General Grant................................[...163]
Portrait-General Grant................................[...231]
Portrait-General John A Dix...........................[...025]
Portrait-General James Longstreet, C S A..............[...062]
Portrait-General Joseph E Johnston....................[...090]
Portrait-General John C Fremont.......................[...100]
Portrait-General John A Logan.........................[...190]
Portrait-General James B McPherson....................[...196]
Portrait-James Abram Garfield.........................[...315]
Portrait-General Fitz Hugh Lee........................[...399]
Portrait-General Lew Wallace..........................[...127]
Portrait-General Oliver O Howard......................[...220]
Portrait-General P T G Beauregard.....................[...045]
Portrait-General Phil Kearney.........................[...139]
Portrait-General Pickett..............................[...209]
Portrait-General Rosecrans............................[...136]
Portrait-General Stonewall Jackson....................[...182]
Portrait-General Winfield Scott.......................[...030]
Portrait-General Winfield Hancock.....................[...152]
Portrait-General William Tecumseh Sherman.............[...189]
Portrait-General Wade Hampton.........................[...205]
Portrait-General Robert Anderson......................[...292]
Portrait-Harriet B Stowe..............................[...206]
Portrait-Henry Ward Beecher...........................[...021]
Portrait-Hobson.......................................[...383]
Portrait-Honorable Charles Sumner.....................[...087]
Portrait-Horace Greeley...............................[...204]
Portrait-James Murray Mason...........................[...020]
Portrait-John Slidell.................................[...020]
Portrait-John Brown...................................[...041]
Portrait-Jennie Wade..................................[...209]
Portraits (from Photographs)-John M Morgan and Wife...[...216]
Portrait-John A Winslow...............................[...219]
Portrait-John B Gordon................................[...229]
Portrait-Jefferson Davis..............................[...230]
Portrait-John Wilkes Booth............................[...237]
Portrait-Lee's Surrender..............................[...239]
Portrait-General Montgomery Meigs.....................[...026]
Portrait-Major-General Philip H Sheridan..............[...226]
Portrait-Miss Nellie M Taylor.........................[...251]
Portrait-Miss Hattie A Dada...........................[...252]
Portrait-Mrs Mary D Wade..............................[...252]
Portrait-Miss Clara Barton............................[...253]
Portrait-Major-General Fitzhugh Lee, C S A............[...094]
Portrait-Miss Louisa M Alcott.........................[...256]
Portrait-Mrs Mary Livermore...........................[...254]
Portrait-Miss Margaret Breckenridge...................[...256]
Portrait-Robert E Lee.................................[...078]
Portrait-Rear Admiral David G Farragut................[...186]
Portrait-Thomas A Edison..............................[...325]
Portrait—Walter Q Gresham.............................[...223]
Portrait—William H Seward.............................[...320]
Portrait-William McKinley.............................[...356]
Portrait-William J Bryan..............................[...356]
Pickets Examining Passes..............................[...175]
Prayer in Stonewall Jackson's Camp....................[...183]
Prayer at the Funeral of the Maine's Victims..........[...369]
Punishment in the Army................................[...206]
Ralph and the Officer.................................[...029]
Ralph's Good-Bye......................................[...032]
Recruiting Office, New York City Hall Park............[...181]
Rejoicing.............................................[...066]
Review of Soldiers-Washington.........................[...241]
Ruins of the House....................................[...085]
Sharp Shooters........................................[...107]
Sheridan Reconnoitering at Five Forks.................[...224]
Siege Gun.............................................[...020]
Soldiers Near Santiago................................[...395]
The Art Palace, World's Fair..........................[...353]
The Battle of Atlanta, Ga.............................[...097]
Stand of Flags........................................[...170]
The Death of Ellsworth................................[...043]
The Frigate Cumberland Rammed by the Merrimac.........[...173]
The Sister's Farewell.................................[...277]
Thomas A Edison and His Talking Machine...............[...326]
Troops Going to Manila................................[...373]
Uncle Ned.............................................[...149]
United States Military Wagon..........................[...035]
Warning the Inhabitants...............................[...332]
Wesley Merritt and His Staff..........................[...199]
West Point............................................[...293]
What Caused the War-The Negro and Cotton..............[...057]
Wounding of General Stonewall Jackson.................[...178]

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