Beauregard. General P. G. T., sons at Louisiana Military Academy, [7]; and Fort Sumter, [12], [15-16]; on the Potomac, [35]; at Bull Run, [36], [45], [49]; preparation for Shiloh, [146], [147]; battle of Shiloh, [153-54]; Corinth, [156]; and Confederate plans, [195]; attacks Butler, [340]; telegram to Lee, [348-49]; command of troops opposed to Sherman, [371]
Beauregard, Fort, [92]
Beaver Dam Creek (Virginia), Porter's front at Mechanicsville, [223]
Bee, General B. E., Bull Run, [49]; killed, [52]
Bell, Commodore H. H., [99], [114]
Belmont (Missouri), Grant attacks, [92], [121]
Benjamin, J. P., Confederate Secretary of War, [70], [101], [182]
Benton, flagship, [266]
Bentonville (North Carolina), battle, [382-83]
Bering Sea, Shenandoah in, [69]