. The blue and the gray, or, The Civil War as seen by a boy : a story of patriotism and adventure in our war for the Union . 320 Portrait—William McKinley. . 356 Portrait—William J. Bryan 356 Pickets Examining Passes 175 \ PAGE Prayer in Stonewall Jacksons Camp 183 Prayer at the Funeral of the Maines Victims 369 Punishment in the Army 207 Ralph and the Officer 29 Ralphs Good-Bye 32 Recruiting Office, New York City Hall Park 181 Rejoicing 66 Review of Soldiers—Washington 241 Ruins of the House 85 Sharp Shooters 107 Sheridan Reconnoitering at Five Forks 224 Siege Gun 20 Soldiers Near Sa
. The blue and the gray, or, The Civil War as seen by a boy : a story of patriotism and adventure in our war for the Union . 320 Portrait—William McKinley. . 356 Portrait—William J. Bryan 356 Pickets Examining Passes 175 \ PAGE Prayer in Stonewall Jacksons Camp 183 Prayer at the Funeral of the Maines Victims 369 Punishment in the Army 207 Ralph and the Officer 29 Ralphs Good-Bye 32 Recruiting Office, New York City Hall Park 181 Rejoicing 66 Review of Soldiers—Washington 241 Ruins of the House 85 Sharp Shooters 107 Sheridan Reconnoitering at Five Forks 224 Siege Gun 20 Soldiers Near Santiago 395 The Art Palace, Worlds 353 The Battle of Atlanta, Ga 97 Stand of Flags 170 The Death of Ellsworth 43 The Frigate Cumberland Rammed by the Merrimac 173 The Sisters Farewell 277 Thomas A. Edison and His Talk-ing Machine 326 The Soldiers Farewell 180 Troops Going to Manila 373 Uncle Ned 149 United States Military 35 Warning the Inhabitants 332 Wesley Merritt and His Staff. .. 199 West Point 293 What Caused the War—The Ne-gro and Cotton 57 Wounding of General StonewallJackson 178. INTRODUCTION. IOOKS without number have been written upon theCivil War. There will probably be many more,for it is a fruitful theme. Many of them are faith-ful and accurate presentations of the great deedsdone in that war. But whether large or small, theyare all imbued with a desire to perpetuate thatlove of our country which should become one of theabsorbing passions of the soul. It is a truth worth re-membering—that the man who is a traitor to his country willbe a traitor to all the relations of life. Our land, young as it is, has received an awful baptism offire and blood. It sprang into being amid the anguish of theRevolution, and before it had achieved a century of freedom,it was plunged into one of the saddest conflicts which everdesolated a nation—the conflict between brothers, speaking thesame tongue, living under the same government, and enjoyingthe same grea
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