514-517. Vicksburg 408 518-522. The Chattanooga Campaign 411 523-525. The Eastern Campaigns 414 526-529. Embarrassment of the Federal Government 419 References 421 CHAPTER XXX.—THE CAMPAIGNS OF 1864. 530-533. Grant and Lee in Virginia 422 534-538. Sherman’s Campaigns 426 539-541. Naval Victories 430 542-546. Political Affairs 432 References 435 CHAPTER XXXI.—END OF THE WAR, 1865. 547-551. Movements of Sherman and Grant 436 552-554. The Death of President Lincoln 440 555-561. The Magnitude of the War 441 References 445 CHAPTER XXXII.—THE ADMINISTRATION OF JOHNSON: RECONSTRUCTION, 1865–1869. 562-573. Different Policies of Reconstruction 446 574-576. Effects of Reconstruction 452 577-580. Johnson and Congress 454 References 457 PART VII.—PERIOD OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, 1869–1902. CHAPTER XXXIII.—THE ADMINISTRATIONS OF GRANT, 1869–1877. 581-588. Grant’s First Administration, 1869–1873 458 589-595. Grant’s Second Administration, 1873–1877 463 596-599. Party Politics 468 References 472 CHAPTER XXXIV.—THE ADMINISTRATIONS OF HAYES AND OF GARFIELD AND ARTHUR, 1877–1885. 600-603. Industrial Problems 473 604-605. Financial Problems 475 606-609. Political Affairs 476 610-613. Chief Features of Arthur’s Administration 480 614-617. Political Events 483 618-619. The Presidential Campaign of 1884 485 References 487 CHAPTER XXXV.—FIRST ADMINISTRATION OF CLEVELAND, 1885–1889. 620-623. Important Measures and Reforms 488 624-628. Industrial and Financial Disturbances 491 References 494