[CHAPTER XVII.]
THE PLANTATION NEGROS—NOT STUPID TO BE LOYAL—THEIR DITHYRAMBIC MUSIC —COPPERHEAD OPINION OF LONGFELLOW.
[CHAPTER XVIII.]
SCHEMES AND PLANS TO ESCAPE—SCALING THE STOCKADE—ESTABLISHING THE DEAD LINE—THE FIRST MAN KILLED.
[CHAPTER XIX.]
CAPT. HENRI WIRZ—SOME DESCRIPTION OF A SMALL-MINDED PERSONAGE, WHO GAINED GREAT NOTORIETY—FIRST EXPERIENCE WITH HIS DISCIPLINARY METHOD.
[CHAPTER XX.]
PRIZE-FIGHT AMONG THE N'YAARKERS—A GREAT MANY FORMALITIES, AND LITTLE BLOOD SPILT—A FUTILE ATTEMPT TO RECOVER A WATCH—DEFEAT OF THE LAW AND ORDER PARTY.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
(The Skipped Numbers were drawings unsuitable for copying.)
[1. Frontpiece]
[2. "War"]
[8. Cumberland Gap, Looking Eastward]
[4. A Cavalry Squad]
[5. The 'Rebels Marching Through Jonesville]
[6. 'Leven Yards Killing the Rebel]
[7. A Scared Mule Driver]
[8. Bugler Sounding "Taps"]
[9. Company L Gathering to Meet the Rebel Attack]
[10. The Major Refuses to Surrender]
[11. Ned Johnson Trying to Kill the Rebel Colonel]
[12. Girls Astonished at the Jacket Tabs]
[14. An East Tennesseean]
[15. A Rebel Dandy]
[18. Barnacle backs Discouraging a Visit from a Soldier]
[19. Ross Calling the Roll]
[20. An Evening's Amusement with the Guards]
[21. Prisoners' Culinary Outfit]
[23. Skimming, the Bugs From My Soup]
[23. "Spooning"]
[24. A Richmond News Boy]
[25. "Say, Guard: Do You Want to Buy Some Greenbacks?"]
[26. A "N'Yaarker"]
[27. Decoying Boisseux's Dog to Its Death]
[28. The Dead Scotchman]
[29. Map of Georgia, South Carolina and part of North Carolina]
[30. Cooking Rations]
[31. General John W. Winder]
[32. A Field hand]
[33. Scaling the Stockade ]
[34. Captain llenri Wirz]
[35. The Prize-fight for the Skillet]