Civil War History of 1st 10th 29th Maine Regiment ME

History of the First - Tenth - Twenty-Ninth Maine Regiment

In service of the United States from May 3, 1861 to June 21, 1866

by John M. Gould

A SEARCHABLE reproduction of the original book on CD

Originally published by Stephen Berry, Portland, ME in 1871

758 pages

Pictures have varying degrees of clarity

CONTENTS

Chapter I. Organization of First Maine Regiment
Chapter II. Muster In of First Maine
Chapter III. Camp Washburn
Chapter IV. Measles. Departure. Arrival in Washington
Chapter V. Washington
Chapter VI. Camp Jackson. Meridian Hill
Chapter VII. Camp Life in Washington
Chapter VIII. Battle of Bull Run
Chapter IX. Going Home
Chapter X. Roll of Names and Residences of First Maine Regiment
Chapter XI. Reorganization. The Tenth Maine Regiment
Chapter XII. Departure. Baltimore. Relay House, MD.
Chapter XIII. Winter. Guarding the Baltimore and Ohio RR
Chapter XIV. Harper's Ferry. Martinsburg. Winchester
Chapter XV. Skirmish of companies C and I at Winchester
Chapter XVI. Banks' Battle of Winchester and Retreat
Chapter XVII. Williamsport. Casualties During Banks' Retreat
Chapter XVIII. Skedaddle. Reconnaissance to Falling Waters
Chapter XIX. Advance to Culpeper
Chapter XX. The Outpost of the Army
Chapter XXI. Battle of Cedar Mountain
Chapter XXII. Pope's Retreat
Chapter XXIII. McClellan's Maryland Campaign
Chapter XXIV. Battle of Antietam
Chapter XXV. Guarding the Ford at Berlin, MD
Chapter XXVI. Rejoining the Main Army. Fairfax Station
Chapter XXVII. Fairfax Station and to Stafford
Chapter XXVIII. Winter at Stafford. Complimentary Orders
Chapter XXIX. Spring at Stafford. Preparations for Discharge
Chapter XXX. Going Home. Muster Out of the Tenth Maine Regiment
Chapter XXXI. Roll of Names and Residences and Roll of the Dead - Tenth Maine Regiment
Chapter XXXII. Organization of the Battalion. Chancellorsville
Chapter XXXIII. Gettysburg and Afterwards
Chapter XXXIV. Journey to Tennessee and Service There
Chapter XXXV. New Orleans. Consolidated with the Twenty-Ninth Maine Regiment
Chapter XXXVI. Organization of the Twenty-Ninth Regiment
Chapter XXXVII. Voyage to New Orleans. Assigned to Gen. Emory's Division
Chapter XXXVIII. Red River Expedition. The Advance on Shreveport
Chapter XXXIX. Battle of Sabine Cross Roads
Chapter XL. Battle of Pleasant Hill
Chapter XLI. Grand Encore. Retreat to Alexandria, LA. Battle of Cane River Crossing. Red River Dam
Chapter XLII. Pent Up in Alexandria. Action at Mansura. Morganzia Bend
Chapter XLIII. Transferred North. Early's Raid on Washington. To Snicker's Gap and Back
Chapter XLIV. Up the Valley and Back to Harper's Ferry
Chapter XLV. Battle of Opequan (Sheridan's Winchester)
Chapter XLVI. Battle of Fisher's Hill
Chapter XLVII. Pursuit of Early and Return to Cedar Creek
Chapter XLVIII. Battle of Cedar Creek
Chapter XLIX. Review of the Battle of Cedar Creek
Chapter L. Fall and Winter. Camps Russell and Sheridan
Chapter LI. End of the War. Washington. The Grand Review
Chapter LII. Georgia and South Carolina
Chapter LIII. Reconstruction. Freedmen's Bureau
Chapter LIV. Duties in the South. Resignation and Discharge
Chapter LV. Hilton Head. Muster Out of the Regiment
Chapter LVI. Roll of Names and Residences, and Roll of the Dead - Twenty-Ninth Maine Regiment
Chapter LVII. Lineal Rank of Captains. Names of Battles. Officers' Record
Chapter LVIII. Record of Movements and Important Events
Chapter LIX. Roll of Honor of Men Engaged in Battle of Cedar Creek
Chapter LX. Gen. Sheridan's Report of the Shenandoah Campaign 
  

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