Jackson, Fort, vol. I, 341-44 Jackson, "Stonewall," at Manassas, vol. I, 225-26; in Shenandoah Valley, vol. I, 358; Valley campaign of, vol. I, 364-96; offers resignation, vol. I, 366; restrained by Johnston and Letcher, vol. I, 369-70; at Gaines's Mills, vol. I, 400-401; operations against Pope in northern Virginia, vol. I, 416-17; at second battle of Manassas, vol. I, 420-21; captures Harper's Ferry, vol. I, 427; at Chancellorsville, vol. II, 98-107; mortally wounded by his own men, vol. II, 104-105; influence of upon his men, vol. II, 105-106; Col. Dodge's tribute to, vol. II, 112 Jefferson, Thomas, vol. I, 39, 43 Johnson, Andrew, proposes constitutional amendment, vol. I, 158; vice-presidential candidate, vol. II, 310 Johnson, Edward, vol. I, 375-78 Johnston, Gen. Albert Sydney, killed at Shiloh, vol. I, 321 Johnston, Gen. Joseph E., strategy of before battle of Manassas, vol. I, 211; at Manassas, vol. I, 224; in command at Richmond, vol. I, 356-57; at Seven Pines, vol. I, 360-61; interference with plans of by Benjamin, vol. I, 368-70; at Jackson in Vicksburg campaign, vol. II, 165; operations in Sherman's Atlanta campaign, vol. II, 266-74; criticized by Jefferson Davis, vol. II, 326-27; recalled to command of Confederate forces in South Carolina opposed to Sherman, vol. II, 347; opposes Sherman's northward advance from Columbia, vol. II, 349-51 Kansas, civil war in, vol. I, 123-27 Kansas-Nebraska Bill, vol. I, 119 et seq. Kentucky, neutrality of, vol. I, 194, 258; military operations in, vol. I, 258, 282 et seq. Ledlie, Gen. J. H. in command of mine explosion at Petersburg, vol. II, 289-93 Lee, Gen. Robert E., resigns from U. S. Army and takes commission from Virginia, vol. I, 207-209; early neglect of, vol. I, 269; assumes command of Confederate Army, vol. I, 361-62; plans for conduct of war, vol. I, 363-64; strategy of in Jackson's Valley campaign, vol. I, 387-88; in Seven Days battles, 397 et seq.; in second Manassas campaign, vol. I, 416-21; first invasion of Maryland, vol. I, 423-32; at Fredericksburg, vol. II, 21-28; at Chancellorsville, vol. II, 91-121; plans invasion of the North, vol. II, 123 et seq.; enters Pennsylvania, vol. II, 129; at Gettysburg, vol. II, 131-50; battle of Wilderness, vol. II, 228-236; battle of Spottsylvania, vol. II, 237-48; Cold Harbor, vol. II, 249-54; at Petersburg, vol. II, 283-93; strategy of in Early's invasion of Pennsylvania, vol. II, 294-95, 297-98; defense of Petersburg and Richmond, vol. II, 299-301; conference with Jefferson Davis, vol. II, 343; retreat from Richmond, vol. II, 353-55; starved condition of army, 354; surrender at Appomattox, 355 Leesburg, battle of, see _Ball's Bluff_ Letcher, Gov. John, vol. I, 46, 366, 370