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Modoc War Its Military History & Topography |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1—White Men Talked Too Much
Chapter 2—A Very Tired Lot of Soldiers—Lost River Battle
Chapter 3—Jolly Set of Regulars and Volunteers—Troop Movements and Incidents, Dec. 1, 1872-Jan. 15, 1873
Chapter 4—Blunder! Blunder!—First Battle of Stronghold, Jan. 17, 1873
Chapter 5—Gradual Compression—Troop Movements and Incidents, Jan. 18-April 11, 1873
Chapter 6—A Heap of Stones—Second Battle of Stronghold, April 15-17, 1873
Chapter 7—We Have Sickening News—Troop Movements and Incidents, April 17-25; Thomas Patrol, April 26, 1873
Chapter 8—A Very Square Fight—Troop Movements and Incidents, April 29-May 9; Battle of Sorass Lake, May 10, 1873
Chapter 9—Each Warrior Came Forward—Pursuit and Surrender of Western Band, May 11-22, 1873
Chapter 10—Thus Ends the Modoc War—Pursuit and Surrender of Captain Jack, May 23-June 4, 1873
Chapter 11—The Bodies Swung Round and Round
Chapter 12—Gillem's Camp, Special Report for a Self-guiding Trail
A. Strengths
B. Casualties
C. List of Units
D. List of Officers
E. List of Engagements
F. Weapons
Index (omitted from the online edition)
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
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ADC—Aide-de-Camp AG—Adjutant General AAG—Assistant Adjutant General AAAG—Acting Assistant Adjutant General Cal.—Caliber CG—Commanding General CO—Commanding Officer |
CS—Commissary of Subsistence MH—Mountain Howitzer OV—Oregon Volunteers Pdr.—Powder POW—Prisoner-of-War QM—Quartermaster SO—Special Orders |
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