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Memoirs of the war of secession

Hagood, Johnson (1829-1898)
  
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Dedicated to My Wife
 I. 
CONTENTS OF VOL. I.
 II. 
CONTENTS OF VOL. II.
  
ERRATA
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PREFACE
  
General Hagood in Charleston.
  
A Sketch of His Life.
  
Epitaph Written by General Hagood Himself.
  
Rest.
  
INTRODUCTION

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THE FIRST REGIMENT OF SOUTH CAROLINA (12 MONTHS) VOLUNTEERS
  
FIRST SOUTH CAROLINA 12 MOS. VOLUNTEERS. ORGANIZATION.
  
Fort Sumter.
  
Orangeburg.
  
Relieved From Duty.
  
Summerville.
  
Posts on Stono.
  
Re-enlistment.
  
Appendix.
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Martial Law in Charleston.
  
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"REGULATIONS OF THE PROVOST MARSHAL.
  
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Secessionville Campaign.
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Second Military District, Department of South Carolina, Georgia and Florida.
  
"MEMOIR OF OPERATIONS CONTEMPLATED IN SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT.
  
"GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR PICKETS.
  
"SANITARY REGULATIONS.
  
The Siege of Charleston.
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GENERAL BEAUREGARD'S REPORT.
  
Headquarters Department Georgia, South Carolina and Florida.
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EXTRACT FROM GENERAL RIPLEY'S REPORT
  
Continuing Narrative of Siege from 7th September, 1863.
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NOTES TO GENERAL BEAUREGARD'S OFFICIAL REPORT.
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NOTE C.
  
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NOTE F.
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NOTE G.
  
An Infantry Assault and Repulse Followed.
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NOTE H.
  
RESULTS AND SPECIALTIES OF THE SIEGE.
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VOLUME II
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ORGANIZATION.
  
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Eleventh Regiment.
  
The Twenty-first Regiment
  
Twenty-fifth Regiment.
  
Twenty-seventh Regiment.
  
The Seventh Battalion.
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CAMPAIGN OF 1864 IN VIRGINIA.
  
Affair at Walthal Junction.
  
Swift Creek.
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BATTLE OF DRURY'S BLUFF.
  
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LINES OF BERMUDA HUNDREDS.
  
BATTLE OF COLD HARBOR.
  
BATTLE OF PETERSBURG.
  
THE TRENCHES OF PETERSBURG.
  
BATTLE OF WELDON ROAD.
  
REST FOR THE WEARY.
  
THE RICHMOND LINES.
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CAMPAIGN OF 1865 IN NORTH CAROLINA
  
FORT FISHER.
  
THE SITUATION.
  
LINES BELOW WILMINGTON.
  
OPERATIONS ON THE FORT ANDERSON LINES.
  
ENGAGEMENT AT TOWN CREEK.
  
EVACUATION OF WILMINGTON.
  
OPERATIONS NEAR KINSTON.
  
BATTLE OF BENTONVILLE.
  
FLARING UP OF THE CANDLE. THE END.
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APPENDIX
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SEVENTH SOUTH CAROLINA BATTALION.
  
FIELD OFFICERS.
  
STAFF.
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COMPANY A.
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COMPANY B.
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COMPANY C.
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COMPANY D.
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COMPANY E.
 F. 
COMPANY F.
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COMPANY G.
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COMPANY H.
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ELEVENTH SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
  
FIELD OFFICERS.
  
STAFF.
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COMPANY A.
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COMPANY B.
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COMPANY C.
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COMPANY D.
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COMPANY E.
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COMPANY F.
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COMPANY G.
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COMPANY H.
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COMPANY I.
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COMPANY K.
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TWENTY-FIRST SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
  
FIELD OFFICERS.
  
STAFF.
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COMPANY A.
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COMPANY B.
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COMPANY C.
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COMPANY D.
 E. 
COMPANY E.
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COMPANY F.
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COMPANY G.
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COMPANY H.
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COMPANY I.
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COMPANY K.
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COMPANY L.
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TWENTY-FIFTH SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
  
FIELD OFFICERS.
  
STAFF.
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COMPANY A.
 B. 
COMPANY B.
 C. 
COMPANY C.
 D. 
COMPANY D.
 E. 
COMPANY E.
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COMPANY F.
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COMPANY G.
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COMPANY H.
 I. 
COMPANY I.
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COMPANY K.
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TWENTY-SEVENTH SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT. FIELD OFFICERS.
  
STAFF.
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COMPANY A.
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COMPANY B.
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COMPANY C.
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COMPANY D.
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COMPANY E.
 F. 
COMPANY F.
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COMPANY G.
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COMPANY H.
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COMPANY I.
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COMPANY K.
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EDITOR'S APPENDIX
  
ORIGIN OF BROOKS' BATTALION.
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CHARGE OF HAGOOD'S BRIGADE
  
MONUMENT TO HAGOOD'S BRIGADE
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS OF VOL. I.
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS OF VOL. II.

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INDEX TO VOL. I.
 II. 
INDEX TO VOL. II.
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On perhaps the day after the battle, General Beauregard in
relieving General Ransom, that he might return to his local command
at Richmond, did it in a highly complimentary order. This
fact explains the following supplementary report:

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