Four Years in Rebel Capitals

Fortunate, indeed, is the reader who takes up a volume without preface; of which the persons are left to enact their own drama and the author does not come before the curtain, like the chorus of Greek tragedy, to speak for them.

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Four Years in Rebel Capitals

IN PLACE OF PREFACE.
CHAPTER I. THE FOREHEAD OF THE STORM.
CHAPTER II. "THE CRADLE OF THE CONFEDERACY."
CHAPTER III. CONGRESS AND CABINET.
CHAPTER IV. "THE AWAKENING OF THE LION."
CHAPTER V. A SOUTHERN RIVER BOAT RACE.
CHAPTER VI. BOAT LIFE AFLOAT AND AGROUND.
CHAPTER VII. MOBILE, THE GULF CITY.
CHAPTER VIII. NEW ORLEANS, THE CRESCENT CITY.
CHAPTER IX. A CHANGE OF BASE.
CHAPTER X. EN ROUTE FOR THE BORDER.
CHAPTER XI. "ON TO RICHMOND!"
CHAPTER XII. SETTLING TO THE REAL WORK.
CHAPTER XIII. THE LEADERS AND THE LED.
CHAPTER XIV. THE BAPTISM OF BLOOD.
CHAPTER XV. AFTER MANASSAS.
CHAPTER XVI. THE SPAWN OF LETHARGY.
CHAPTER XVII. FROM COURT TO CAMP.
CHAPTER XVIII. SOCIETY AT THE CAPITAL.
CHAPTER XIX. DAYS OF DEPRESSION.
CHAPTER XX. FROM SHILOH TO NEW ORLEANS.
CHAPTER XXI. THE CONSCRIPTION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.
CHAPTER XXII. WAITING FOR THE ORDEAL BY COMBAT.
CHAPTER XXIII. AROUND RICHMOND.
CHAPTER XXIV. ECHO OF SEVEN DAYS, NORTH AND SOUTH.
CHAPTER XXV. THE WAR IN THE WEST.
CHAPTER XXVI. THE FAILURE IN FINANCE.
CHAPTER XXVII. DOLLARS, CENTS, AND LESS.
CHAPTER XXVIII. ACROSS THE POTOMAC AND BACK.
CHAPTER XXIX. OVER AGAIN, TO GETTYSBURG.
CHAPTER XXX. THE CONFEDERACY AFLOAT.
CHAPTER XXXI. THE CHINESE-WALL BLOCKADE, ABROAD AND AT HOME.
CHAPTER XXXII. PRESS, LITERATURE AND ART.
CHAPTER XXXIII. WIT AND HUMOR OF THE WAR.
CHAPTER XXXIV. THE BEGINNING OF THE END.
CHAPTER XXXV. THE UPPER AND NETHER MILLSTONES.
CHAPTER XXXVI. "THE LAND OF DARKNESS AND THE SHADOW OF DEATH."
CHAPTER XXXVII. DIES IR?—DIES ILLA.
CHAPTER XXXVIII. AFTER THE DEATH BLOW WAS DEALT.

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