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 McAllister, Gen., wounded,

501

 McCall, Gen. George A., in Peninsula campaign,
     captured,

473
475

 McCausland, Gen., burns Chambersburg,

516

 McClellan, Gen. George B., campaign in western Virginia,
     his history,
     made general-in-chief,
     his Peninsula campaign,
     takes possession of Harrison’s Landing,
     leaves the peninsula,
     reinstated in command,
     pursues Lee into Maryland,
     fights the battles of South Mountain,
     defeats Lee at the Antietam,
     his relations to slavery,
     movements after Antietam,
     discussion with the President,
     relieved of command,
     nominated for president,

457
470
475
471, et seq.
476
476
479
479
481
481
482
482
482
482
519

 McClernand, Gen. John A., supports Lincoln’s administration,
     at Fort Donelson,
     at Shiloh,
     plans opening the Mississippi,
     in Vicksburg campaign,

453
461
469, et seq.
493
493, et seq.

 McCulloch, Gen. Ben., in Missouri,
     at Pea Ridge,
     killed,

456
462
462

 McCook, Gen. Alexander McD., at Stone River,
     at Chickamauga,
     in Stoneman’s raid,

484
497, et seq.
513

 McDowell, Gen. Irvin, in command at Bull Run,
     in Peninsula campaign,
     in the second Bull Run campaign,

454
470, et seq.
477, et seq

 McGowan, Gen., wounded,

502

 McIntosh, Gen. J. M., killed,

462

 McLaws, Gen. Lafayette, in Antietam campaign,

479, et seq.

 McPherson, Gen. James B., in Vicksburg campaign,
     in Meridian campaign,
     in Atlanta campaign,
     his mistake at Resaca,
     killed,

493, et seq.
505
505, et seq.
508
512

 Magoffin, Beriah, governor of Kentucky, refuses to assist the
   government,
      attempts to make Kentucky neutral, 

456

456

 Magruder, Gen. John B., at Yorktown,
     at Allen’s Farm,

470
474

 Malvern Hill, battle of,

475

 Manassas, first battle of,
     second,

453, et seq.
476. et seq.

 Mansfield, Gen. J. K. F., at the Antietam, 
     killed,

480
480

 March to the sea, the, 
     first proposed by Sherman,

520
520

 Marshall, Gen. Humphrey, defeated at Paintville,

460

 Mason, James M., sent by the Confederate Government to London,

457

 Maryland, the struggle for,
     invasion of,
     abolishes slavery,

450, et seq.
479, et seq.
482

 Meade, Gen. George G., at the second Bull Run,
     at Fredericksburg,
     assumes command of the Army of the Potomac, 
     at Gettysburg,
     in the overland campaign,

477
483, et seq. 
489
489, et seq.
499, et seq.

 Meade, Col., killed,

503

 Meredith, Gen. Solomon, at Gettysburg,

490

 Meridian campaign,

505

 Merritt, Gen. Wesley, at the Opequan,

517

 Mexico, French forces in,

459

 Miles, Gen. Dixon S., at Bull Run,
     defeated at Harper’s Ferry,

454
479

 Miles, Gen. Nelson A., at Reams Station,

515

 Mill Springs, battle of,

460

 Milroy, Gen. Robert H., at Winchester,

489

 Mine, at Petersburg,

515, et seq.

 Mission Ridge, battle of,

497

 Mississippi secedes,

450

 Missouri, the struggle for,

450, et seq.

 Missouri compromise, the,

449

 Mitchel, Gen. O. M., occupies Bowling Green,

461

 Mobile Bay. battle of,

513

 Monitor and Merrimac, battle of,

465, et seq.

 Monocacy, Ala., made capital of Confederacy,

450

 Morgan, Governor Edwin D.,

525

 Morgan, Gen. George W., in Vicksburg campaign,

493, et seq.

 Morgan, Gen. John H., defeated by Hall,
     his raid across the Ohio,

497
496

 Morton, Governor Oliver P.,

525

 Morris, Col., killed,

503

 Mortar-boats used at New Orleans,

468

 Mott, Gen. Gershom, at Spottsylvania,

501

 Mulligan, Col. James A., at Lexington,

461

 Munitions supplied by England to the Confederates,

459

 Murfreesboro (or Stone River), battle of,

485