Abolitionists, vol. I, 53, 63, 65-66 Adams, Abigail, vol. I, 22 Alabama, the, vol. II, 262-63 Anti-slavery presidential candidates, vol. I, 82-83 Anti-slavery sentiment in South, vol. I, 43-47 Anti-war sentiment in North, vol. I, 99; vol. II, 124, 174-75 Anderson, Major Robert, vol. I, 178-79, 191-92 Antietam, battle of, vol. I, 429-32 Atlanta, Sherman's campaign against, vol. II, 265-77 Appomattox Court House, vol. II, 355 Army of Northern Virginia, quality of, vol. II, 124-25 Ball's Bluff, battle of, vol. I, 247 Baltimore, first blood of war shed in, vol. I, 206-207 Banks, Gen. N. P., in Valley campaign, vol. I, 381-84; in Red River campaign, vol. II, 207-208 Bailey, Capt. Theodorus, vol. I, 344-45 Belligerent Rights of Confederates, vol. I, 250-51 Belmont, battle of, vol. I, 274 Bell and Everett Party in 1860, vol. I, 146 Benjamin, Judah P., vol. I, 368-71 Benton, Thomas H., vol. I, 128 Beauregard, Gen., reduces Fort Sumter, vol. I, 179-80, 191-92; at Manassas, vol. I, 215 et seq.; under Gen. A. S. Johnston, vol. I, 305 et seq.; at Shiloh, vol. I, 323-27 Big Bethel, battle of, vol. I, 210 Blockade of Southern ports, vol. I, 261 et seq. Brandy Station, battle of, vol. II, 127 Border States, attitude of toward secession, vol. I, 194 et seq.; war operations in, vol. I, 256-59 Bragg, Gen. Braxton, campaign against Louisville, vol. II, 49-71; at Murfreesboro, vol. II, 76-82; at Chattanooga, vol. II, 196 et seq. Brown, John, in Kansas, vol. I, 124; at Harper's Ferry, vol. I, 133 et seq.; influence of raid, vol. I, 141-42 Brown, Gov. Joseph E., of Georgia, discontent with war, vol. II, 322, 325-26 Brownell, Henry Howard, vol. II, 282 British Government, fostering of slavery in American colonies by, vol. I, 39; attitude of toward Confederacy, vol. I, 254-55; payment of indemnity by, vol. II, 264 Buchanan, James, vol. I, 155 et seq. Buell, Gen. Don Carlos, operations in Kentucky, vol. I, 284; occupies Nashville, vol. I, 292; movement toward Pittsburg Landing, vol. I, 316; at Shiloh, vol. I, 323-24; campaign against Louisville, vol. II, 49-71; superseded by Rosecrans, vol. II, 75 Bull Run, see _Manassas_ Burnside, Gen, A. E., operations on Southern coast, vol. I, 354; in command of Army of Potomac, vol. II, 21; Fredericksburg campaign, vol. II, 19-30 Butler, Gen, B. F., in command of troops sent to New Orleans, vol. I, 335; rule over New Orleans, 346-48; at Petersburg, vol. II, 258-59 California, controversy over admission, vol. I, 76 Casey, Gen., vol. I, 409 Calhoun, John C., vol. I, 51, 91 Carthage, Mo., battle of, vol. I, 257 Causes of war, vol. I, 19 et seq. Cedar Mountain, battle of, vol. I, 417 Cedar Creek, battle of, vol. II, 307 Cemetery Ridge, Gettysburg, vol. II, 134, 143