6CHAPTER VIII. THE FIRST SESSION OF CONGRESS.
26SPEECH ON THE MEXICAN WAR.
7CHAPTER IX. CLOSE OF 1861.
27SPEECH ON INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
8CHAPTER X. THE CONGRESS OF 1861–2.
28SPEECH ON THE PRESIDENCY AND GENERAL POLITICS.
9CHAPTER XI. THE SLAVERY QUESTION.
29SPEECH IN REPLY TO MR. DOUGLAS, ON KANSAS, THE DRED SCOTT DECISION, AND THE UTAH QUESTION.
10CHAPTER XII. THE PENINSULAR CAMPAIGN.
30SPEECH IN REPLY TO SENATOR DOUGLAS.
11CHAPTER XIII. FREEDOM TO MILLIONS.
31OPENING PASSAGES OF HIS SPEECH AT FREEPORT.
12CHAPTER XIV. LAST SESSION OF THE THIRTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
32LETTER TO GENERAL McCLELLAN.
13CHAPTER XV. THE TIDE TURNED.
33LETTER TO GEN. SCHOFIELD RELATIVE TO THE REMOVAL OF GEN. CURTIS.
14CHAPTER XVI. LETTERS AND SPEECHES.
34THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN CALLED FOR.
15CHAPTER XVII. THE THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
35REV. DR. M’PHEETERS—THE PRESIDENT’S REPLY TO AN APPEAL FOR INTERFERENCE.
16CHAPTER XVIII. PROGRESS.
36AN ELECTION ORDERED IN THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
17CHAPTER XIX. RENOMINATED.
37CALL FOR FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN.
18CHAPTER XX. RECONSTRUCTION.
38LETTER TO MRS. GURNEY.
19CHAPTER XXI. PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OF 1864.
39THE TENNESSEE TEST OATH.
20CHAPTER XXII. RE-ELECTED.
