CONTENTS
| PAGE | |
| How Battles are Fought | [ 1] |
| Joe | [ 7] |
| Around the Camp-fire | [ 11] |
| An Unfinished Fight | [ 18] |
| A Family that had no Luck | [ 22] |
| William | [ 25] |
| A Cradle Captain | [ 29] |
| Who is Russell? | [ 31] |
| “Juanita” | [ 48] |
| Scruggs | [ 52] |
| Joe on Horseback | [ 55] |
| A Rather Bad Night | [ 57] |
| The Women of Petersburg | [ 70] |
| Ham Seay | [ 74] |
| Old Jones’s Dash | [ 76] |
| A Woman’s Hair | [ 80] |
| A Midnight Crime | [ 85] |
| A Little Rebel | [ 90] |
| Twenty-one | [ 97] |
| A Beef Episode | [ 104] |
| Bernard Poland’s Prophecy | [ 107] |
| A Breach of Etiquette | [ 121] |
| The Lady of the Green Blind | [ 124] |
| Youngblood’s Last Morning | [ 128] |
| Billy Goodwin | [ 133] |
| Manassas | [ 137] |
| My Last Night on Picket | [ 143] |
| Griffith’s Continued Story | [ 147] |
| A Cheerful Supper of Cheers | [ 155] |
| How the Tar Heels Stuck | [ 157] |
| “Little Lamkin’s Battery” | [ 159] |
| Curry | [ 171] |
| Gun-boats | [ 175] |
| Two Minutes | [ 179] |
| Si Tucker—Coward and Hero | [ 182] |
| War as a Therapeutic Agent | [ 188] |
| “Notes on Cold Harbor” | [ 191] |
| A Plantation Heroine | [ 203] |
| Two Incidents in Contrast | [ 206] |
| How the Sergeant-major told the Truth | [ 210] |
| Two Gentlemen at Petersburg | [ 215] |
| Old Jones and the Huckster | [ 220] |
| A Dead Man’s Message | [ 223] |
| A Woman’s Last Word | [ 225] |
| An Incomplete Story | [ 228] |
| Random Facts | [ 231] |
| My Friend Phil | [ 237] |