6CHAPTER I.—The War of 1775.
6774th U. S. C. T. Co. G. 2nd La. N. G.
7CHAPTER II.—The War of 1812.
68Other Regiments.
8PART II.
69FOOTNOTES:
9THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES.
70CHAPTER V.
10CHAPTER I.—Public Opinion.
71DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF.: "THE BLACK REGIMENT, OR THE SECOND LOUISIANA AT THE STORMING OF PORT HUDSON.
11CHAPTER II.—Recruiting and Organizing.
72FOOTNOTES:: ANDRE CAILLOUX.
12CHAPTER III.—Recruiting and Organizing in South Carolina.
73CHAPTER VI.
13CHAPTER IV.—Officers of the Phalanx.
74THE ARMY OF THE FRONTIER.
14CHAPTER V.—Department of the Gulf.
75FOOTNOTES:
15CHAPTER VI.—The Army of the Frontier.
76CHAPTER VII.
16CHAPTER VII.—Department of the South.
77DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH.
17CHAPTER VIII.—The Army of the Cumberland.
78BOYKIN'S MILL.[27]
18CHAPTER IX.—The Phalanx at Marion, Tenn.
79"WORKING PARTIES AND HEALTH OF TROOPS.
19CHAPTER X.—The Black Flag.
80FOOTNOTES:
20CHAPTER XI.—The Phalanx in Virginia.
81CHAPTER VIII.: THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
21Chapter XII.—The Roll of Honor.
82CHAPTER IX.: THE PHALANX AT MARION, TENN.
22CHAPTER XIII.—The Roster of the Black Phalanx.
83CHAPTER X.
23CHAPTER XIV.—The Confederate Service.
84THE BLACK FLAG.
24PART III.
85FORT PILLOW—EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS, ETC.
25MISCELLANY.
86"IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
26CHAPTER I.—The Phalanx at School.
87IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
27CHAPTER II.—Benevolence and Frugality.
88FOOTNOTES:
28CHAPTER III.—Bibliography.
89CHAPTER XI.
29APPENDIX.
90THE PHALANX IN VIRGINIA.: "THE NEGRO UNION SOLDIERS. (pt. 1)
30ILLUSTRATIONS
91THE PHALANX IN VIRGINIA.: "THE NEGRO UNION SOLDIERS. (pt. 2)
31PART I.
92FOOTNOTES:
32The Wars For Independence
93CHAPTER XII.: ROLL OF HONOR.
331775-1812.
94CHAPTER XIII.
34CHAPTER I.
95Cavalry.
35THE WAR OF 1775.: PROCLAMATION.
96Heavy Artillery.
36FOOTNOTES:
97Light Artillery.
37CHAPTER II.
98Infantry.
38THE WAR OF 1812.
99Independent Company A.
39GENERAL JACKSON'S PROCLAMATION TO THE NEGROES.
100Ninth Army Corps.
40"An Act to authorize the raising of Two Regiments of Men of Color; passed Oct. 24, 1814.
101Eighteenth Army Corps.
41FOOTNOTES:
102Tenth Army Corps.
42PART II.
103Tenth Army Corps.[39]
43The War Between the States.
104Eighteenth Army Corps.
441861.
105Twenty-Fifth Army Corps.
45CHAPTER I.
106Regiments in the Department of the South, April, 1864.
46PUBLIC OPINION.
107Regiments With General Sturgis in June, 1864.
47FOOTNOTES:
108FOOTNOTES:
48CHAPTER II.
109CHAPTER XIV.
49RECRUITING AND ORGANIZING.
110THE CONFEDERATE SERVICE.
50FOOTNOTES:
111FOOTNOTES:
51CHAPTER III.
112PART III.: MISCELLANY.
52RECRUITING AND ORGANIZING IN SOUTH CAROLINA.: "TO JEFFERSON DAVIS, TITULAR PRESIDENT OF THE SO-CALLED CONFEDERATE STATES.
113CHAPTER I.
53CHAPTER IV.
114THE BLACK PHALANX AT SCHOOL.
54OFFICERS OF THE PHALANX.
115FOOTNOTES:
55ROSTER OF NEGRO OFFICERS OF THE LOUISIANA NATIVE GUARD VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS.
116CHAPTER II.: BENEVOLENCE AND FRUGALITY.
56First Regiment.
117CHAPTER III.: BIBLIOGRAPHY.
57Second Regiment.
118APPENDIX.
58Third Regiment.
119HISTORY OF THE 29TH CONNECTICUT NEGRO VOLUNTEERS.
59NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
120DIARY OF THE THIRD REGIMENT DURING THE SIEGE OF PORT HUDSON.
6074th U. S. C. T. Co. I. 2d La. N. G.
121FINIS.
6174th U. S. C. T. Co. D. 2nd N. G.
