. The lost cause : a new southern history of the war of the Confederates : comprising a full and authentic account of the rise and progress of the late southern Confederacy--the campaigns, battles, incidents, and adventures of the most gigantic struggle of the world's history . RATES RENEW THE ATTACK. HOW BRAGG LOST AN OPPORTUNITY. SPLENDID CHARGE OF THE CONFEDERATES. THE DAY UNDECIDED, BUT THE ADVANTAGE WITli THE CONFEDERATES.—BRAGGs HAPPY NEW YEAR.—BRECKINRIDGE ATTEMPTS TODISLODGE THE ENEMY.— THE BLOODY CROSSING OF STONE RIVER.—REPULSE OF BRECK-INRIDGE.—WHY BRAGG DETERMINED TO EETEEAT.—THE R
. The lost cause : a new southern history of the war of the Confederates : comprising a full and authentic account of the rise and progress of the late southern Confederacy--the campaigns, battles, incidents, and adventures of the most gigantic struggle of the world's history . RATES RENEW THE ATTACK. HOW BRAGG LOST AN OPPORTUNITY. SPLENDID CHARGE OF THE CONFEDERATES. THE DAY UNDECIDED, BUT THE ADVANTAGE WITli THE CONFEDERATES.—BRAGGs HAPPY NEW YEAR.—BRECKINRIDGE ATTEMPTS TODISLODGE THE ENEMY.— THE BLOODY CROSSING OF STONE RIVER.—REPULSE OF BRECK-INRIDGE.—WHY BRAGG DETERMINED TO EETEEAT.—THE RESULTS OF THE BATTLE OF MUR-FREESBORO IN FAVOUR OF THE CONFEDERATES.—A PECULIARITY OF GEN. BRAGG.—HIS ELOQUE>.T TRIBUTE TO THE PRIVATE SOLDIER OF THE CONFEDERACY. OPERATIONS IN THE TRANS-MISSISSIPPL—THE CAMPAIGN WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI FEEBLE AND IRREGULAR.— GEN. HINDMANS COMMAND.—HIS EXTRAVAGANT ADDRESS TO HIS SOLDIERS. BATTLE OF PRAIRIE GROVE. HINDMAns FIRST SUCCESS AND UNFORTUNATE DELAY. HIS BLUNDERS AND EXTRAORDINARY RETREAT.—CONDITION OF THE TRANS-MISSISSIIPI COUNTRY.—HIND-MAns GOVERNMENT AD INTERIM.—HIS DESPOTIC ORDERS.—AN EXTRAORDINARY LISTOF OUTRAGES.—VIRTUE AND FIDELITY OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES WEST OF THE MISSIS-SIPPI Ijr*^\
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