War from the Inside [Illustrated]

This edition features
• illustrations
• a linked Table of Contents

THE STORY OF THE 132nd REGIMENT PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IN THE WAR FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF THE REBELLION 1862-1863

CONTENTS
I. — First Lessons; or, Doing the Impossible
II. — The Organization and Make-up of the Fighting Machine called "The Army"
III. — On the March — Preliminary Skirmishes
IV. — Drawing near the Enemy — Battle of South Mountain — Preliminary Skirmishes
V. — The Battle of Antietam
VI. — The Battle of Antietam — Continued
VII. — Harper's Ferry and the Leesburg and Halltown Expeditions
VIII. — From Harper's Ferry to Fredericksburg
IX. — The Fredericksburg Campaign
X. — The Battle of Fredericksburg — Continued
XI. — Why Fredericksburg was Lost
XII. — Lost Colors recovered
XIII. — The Winter at Falmouth
XIV. — The Winter at Falmouth — Continued
XV. — The Battle of Chancellorsville
XVI. — The Battle of Chancellorsville — Continued
XVII. — The Muster Out and Home Again
Appendix