Texas, recognition of her independence by United States Government in the war of the former with Mexico, 276.
Theory of combinations, of President Lincoln, the issues involved, 14.
"The pressure is still upon me," words of President Lincoln relative to forcible emancipation, 181.
THOMAS, General, commands the enemy's forces at Fishing Creek, 20.
TILGHMAN, General LLOYD, commands at Fort Henry, 26; his bravery, 28; loses his life in battle near Vicksburg, 409.
TOOMBS, General ROBERT, defends the bridge over the Antietam, 337.
Torpedoes, probably more effective than any other means of naval defense, 207; statement of Admiral Porter as to their successful use by us, 207; secret of our success was the sensitive primer, 208; how the torpedoes were made, 208; three essentials to success, 208; exploits with them in Charleston Harbor, 208; their use at Roanoke River, 209; successful use at Mobile, 209.
TRIMBLE, General, volunteers to capture the enemy's depot at Manassas
Junction, 323.
TURENNE, Marshal, of France, an example, 68.
Umpire, Who is the, on the question of secession, 16; not the United States Government, as it has no inherent, original sovereignty, 16; but the States and their people, 16; the case of South Carolina, 16.