TERRY’S
TEXAS RANGERS
Copyright, 1911, by L. B. Giles
CONTENTS.
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
|---|---|---|
| I. | Assembly and Organization of the Regiment | 12 |
| II. | Woodsonville | 20 |
| III. | Retreat | 27 |
| IV. | Shiloh | 29 |
| V. | Forrest at Murfreesboro | 35 |
| VI. | Many Marches and Skirmishes—The Kentucky Campaign | 40 |
| VII. | Murfreesboro | 49 |
| VIII. | The Donelson Trip and Retreat to Chattanooga | 53 |
| IX. | Chickamauga | 58 |
| X. | Wheeler’s Great Raid | 65 |
| XI. | East Tennessee Campaign | 69 |
| XII. | Sherman’s Wagon Train and the Affairs with McCook and Stoneman | 81 |
| XIII. | Wheeler’s Second Raid into Tennessee | 86 |
| XIV. | “The Rome Races” | 90 |
| XV. | The Last Campaign | 94 |
| XVI. | Conclusion | 98 |
INTRODUCTION.
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