TABLE OF CONTENTS

ForewordJames A. Ramage, Regents Professor of History, Northern Kentucky University, Author of Rebel Raider

Preface

Chapter 1: Why the Raid?

Chapter 2: Getting Ready for Battle

 

KENTUCKY

Chapter 3: Crossing the Cumberland Twice

 

CUMBERLAND COUNTY

Chapter 4: "Naked as Jay-Birds!"

 

ADAIR and TAYLOR COUNTIES

Chapter 5: An Ominous Sign

 

MARION, WASHINGTON & NELSON COUNTIES

Chapter 6: "Twenty-Five Damned Yankees"

Chapter 7: Treachery Within the Ranks

 

BULLITT, JEFFERSON, HARDIN & MEADE COUNTIES

Chapter 8: A Feint Toward Louisville

Chapter 9: To the River

Chapter 10: Get Across the Ohio and Burn the Boats!

Military Study of Brandenburg Crossing

 

INDIANA

CLARK & FLOYD COUNTIES

Chapter 11: Confederate Thunderbolt Strikes Indiana and Ohio

 

HARRISON COUNTY

Chapter 12: The Battle of Corydon

Military Study of Battle of Corydon

 

WASHINGTON COUNTY

Chapter 13: The Hoosier Zigzag

 

JACKSON & SCOTT COUNTIES

JENNINGS & JEFFERSON COUNTIES

Chapter 14: Dupont Pays the Price

 

RIPLEY COUNTY

DEARBORN COUNTY

Chapter 15: Last Day in Indiana

 

OHIO

HAMILTON COUNTY

Chapter 16: Harrison Shopping Spree

Chapter 17: Let’s Split!

Chapter 18: Waiting for Morgan

Chapter 19: "Veiled" Threat in Glendale

Chapter 20: While Sherman Slept

Chapter 21: Camp Dennison’s 600-Gun Salute

Chapter 22: Thoroughbreds in Trade

 

CLERMONT COUNTY

Chapter 23: An Unscheduled Train Stop

Chapter 24: A Romance of Morgan’s Rough Riders

Chapter 25: Williamsburg, the First Good Rest in Weeks!

Chapter 26: Mayor Leads Cincinnati Cavalry

 

BROWN COUNTY

Chapter 27: Colonel Morgan Visits Georgetown

Chapter 28: Bee Line for Buffington

 

ADAMS COUNTY

Chapter 29: Winchester’s "Fenced In"

 

PIKE COUNTY

Chapter 30: "Axes to the Front!"

Chapter 31: McDougal’s Fatal Encounter

Chapter 32: A Bridge Beyond

 

JACKSON COUNTY

Chapter 33: Newspaper Wars

 

VINTON COUNTY

Chapter 34: "Our Last Night in the North"

Chapter 35: The U.S. Navy, the Union’s Secret Weapon

 

GALLIA COUNTY

Chapter 36: Vinton Loses Its Bridge

 

MEIGS COUNTY

Chapter 37: Last Lap to Freedom

Chapter 38: The Pomeroy-Middleport Gauntlet

Chapter 39: The Net Tightens

Chapter 40: In a Fog

Chapter 41: The Battle at Buffington Island

Chapter 42: Morgan Escapes, Duke Captured

Chapter 43: Mopping Up

Chapter 44: Capture and Surrender. A Partial Victory

Military Study of Battle of Buffington Island

Chapter 45: "Go On. Save Yourself!"

Chapter 46: The Chase to Cheshire

Chapter 47: Steamboatin’ to Prison

 

ATHENS COUNTY

Chapter 48: Riding the Athens-Meigs County Line

 

GALLIA & VINTON COUNTIES

Chapter 49: Give Us Your Guns and Go Home

 

HOCKING & ATHENS COUNTIES

Chapter 50: Starr’s & Stripes

 

PERRY & MORGAN COUNTIES

Chapter 51: Heading for the Muskingum

Chapter 52: The Eagleport Crossing

Chapter 53: Zanesville Responds

 

MUSKINGUM COUNTY

Chapter 54: The Sign of the Freemason

 

GUERNSEY COUNTY

Chapter 55: The Bonnie Blink Ride of Mary McClelland

Chapter 56: "The Most Exciting Day in the History of (Old)Washington"

 

HARRISON COUNTY

Chapter 57: Lincoln’s Concern About Morgan

 

JEFFERSON COUNTY

Chapter 58: "I’ll Be Damned if I Will Ever Surrender to a Farmer!"

Chapter 59: Escape or Capture Tomorrow

 

CARROLL COUNTY

Chapter 60: Last Shots Fired in Anger

 

COLUMBIANA COUNTY

Chapter 61: "Who the Hell Is Captain Burbick?"

Chapter 62: "General Morgan Demands Your Surrender!"

Chapter 63: Be My Guest

 

PRISON & ESCAPE

Chapter 64: Welcome to the Pen

Chapter 65: A Letter to Mattie

Chapter 66: Breakout from "Castle Merion!"

 

FIGHT TO THE FINISH

Chapter 67: A Hero’s Welcome

Chapter 68: End of the Glory Road

 

EPILOGUE

Appendix

Battles & Skirmishes of the Ohio-Indiana Raid

Ohio & Indiana Raid Claims

Morgan’s Men Reunite

Corydon Battlefield

Buffington Island Battlefield

Ohio & Indiana Civilians Killed During Raid

American Presidents Participate in Chase

The Morgan Family

 

Acknowledgments

Endnotes

Index


Home  /  Author  /  Gen. Morgan   /  Contents  /  Maps 

  Reviews  / Excerpts  /  Lectures  /  Ordering   /  Contact