The Man Who Saved the Union (115 page)

     
Republican Party and

     
secession crisis and

     second inaugural address of,
50.1
,
57.1

     
Seward’s co-presidency proposal and

     Sherman’s encounters with,
18.1
,
18.2

     
slavery question as viewed by

     
on Sumner

     
Thirteenth Amendment and

     
Vicksburg campaign and

Lincoln, Mary Todd,
38.1
,
50.1

Lincoln, Robert

Lincoln administration,
27.1
,
46.1

Little Big Horn, Battle of the

Logan, John,
47.1
,
47.2
,
56.1
,
82.1
,
83.1

Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth

Longstreet, James,
27.1
,
33.1
,
33.2
,
36.1
,
36.2
,
36.3
,
36.4
,
37.1
,
44.1
,
48.1
,
49.1
,
84.1
,
87.1

Loochoo (Ryukyu) Islands

Lookout Mountain,
36.1
,
57.1

Louisiana,
2.1
,
14.1
,
35.1
,
56.1
,
65.1
,
79.1
,
79.2

     Colfax massacre in,
73.1
,
75.1

     Coushatta massacre in,
73.1
,
75.1

     
1876 election in

     electoral conflict and insurrection in,
73.1
,
75.1

     
Ku Klux Klan violence in

     reconstruction in,
35.1
,
50.1

     
secession of

     
Sheridan’s command in

     
White League of

Louisiana Purchase,
2.1
,
2.2

Lowell, James Russell

Loyal Leagues,
63.1

Lunt, Dolly Sumner,
46.1
,
46.2

Lunt, Orrington

Lynchburg, Battle of

Lyon, Francis

Lyon, Nathaniel

McClellan, George B.,
8.1
,
8.2
,
9.1
,
16.1
,
21.1
,
21.2
,
23.1
,
24.1
,
30.1

     
at Antietam

     1864 election and,
42.1
,
42.2
,
45.1

     
Peninsula campaign and

McClernand, John,
21.1
,
21.2
,
22.1
,
22.2
,
24.1
,
24.2
,
24.3
,
30.1
,
31.1
,
31.2
,
31.3
,
32.1

McClure, Alexander

McCook, Alexander M.

McCosh, James

McDonald, John,
76.1
,
76.2

McDowell, Irvin,
18.1
,
21.1

McDowell, John A.

Mack & Brothers

McLean (farmer)

McMillan, Dr.

McPherson, James,
24.1
,
28.1
,
31.1
,
35.1
,
38.1
,
43.1

     
death of

Madison, James

Maine,
2.1
,
73.1

Manifest Destiny,
2.1
,
60.1

Marine National Bank

Maryland,
21.1
,
56.1
,
53.1
,
58.1
,
65.1

     Battle of Antietam in,
see
Antietam, Battle of

     
invasion of

Mason, Richard

Mason-Dixon Line,
11.1
,
87.1

Massachusetts,
58.1
,
65.1

Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico

Meade, George Gordon,
prl.1
,
33.1
,
33.2
,
36.1
,
39.1
,
39.2
,
41.1
,
44.1
,
48.1
,
53.1

Medical Record

Meigs, Montgomery,
36.1
,
36.2

Memphis & Charleston Railroad,
28.1
,
36.1

Memphis Avalanche

Meridian campaign

Merritt, Wesley

Mexican Southern Railroad

Mexican War,
prl.1
,
11.1
,
60.1
,
80.1
,
84.1

     California issue and,
2.1
,
4.1

     
crossing of Rio Grande in

     Grant as quartermaster in,
4.1
,
5.1

     
Grant in aftermath of

     
Grant’s assessment of

     Grant’s first action in,
3.1
,
4.1

     
Grant’s initial deployment in

     Grant’s leadership and initiative in,
3.1
,
6.1

     
Lincoln’s criticism of

     
Manifest Destiny and

     Mexico City campaign in,
6.1
,
6.2

     
peace treaty in

     
San Cosme attack in

     
U.S. declaration of war in

     U.S. politics and,
2.1
,
2.2
,
4.1
,
5.1
,
5.2

     
Vera Cruz landings in

     
see also specific battles

Mexico,
2.1
,
2.2
,
7.1
,
57.1
,
81.1
,
85.1

     
Maximilian’s regime in

     
railroad industry of

     
Spanish conquest of

     
U.S. annexation of Texas and

Military Division of the Mississippi, U.S.

Military History of Ulysses S. Grant
(Badeau)

Miner, James

Missionary Ridge,
36.1
,
57.1

Mississippi,
35.1
,
56.1
,
75.1
,
79.1

     
electoral conflict in

     
Ku Klux Klan violence in

     
Meridian campaign in

     
new constitution of

     
secession of

Mississippi Central Railroad

Mississippi Department, U.S.

Missouri,
2.1
,
9.1
,
14.1
,
17.1
,
21.1
,
65.1

Missouri Compromise of 1820,
9.1
,
9.2
,
11.1
,
60.1

Molina del Rey, Battle of

Monroe Doctrine,
51.1
,
60.1

     
Cuban insurgency and

Montana

Monterrey, Battle of,
4.1
,
5.1
,
5.2

Moore, George

Moore, Thomas Overton,
13.1
,
18.1

Morales, Juan

Morgan, John Hunt

Morgan, J. P.,
83.1
,
86.1

Morrill, Lot M.

Morris, Isaac,
37.1
,
56.1

Morris, Thomas

Morton, Oliver,
65.1
,
69.1
,
71.1
,
71.2

Mosby, John,
39.1
,
44.1
,
79.1

Moses, Adolph

Motley, John

Murphy, Colonel

Murphy, Thomas

“Naboth’s Vineyard” (Sumner)

Napoleon I, Emperor of France,
2.1
,
11.1
,
46.1

Napoleon II, Emperor of France,
51.1
,
64.1
,
80.1

Nashville, Battle of

National Labor Council

National Union Party, U.S.

Navy, U.S.

Navy Department, U.S.

Nebraska,
9.1
,
66.1

Nevada,
45.1
,
55.1
,
82.1

New England Emigrant Aid Company

New Jersey,
45.1
,
56.1
,
82.1

New Jersey Central Railroad

New Mexico,
7.1
,
9.1

New Orleans, Battle of,
2.1
,
2.2

New York City, draft riots in,
34.1
,
45.1

New York Herald
,
65.1
,
67.1
,
80.1
,
80.2
,
84.1

New York State,
2.1
,
33.1
,
56.1
,
56.2
,
58.1
,
67.1

New York Sun

New York Times
,
9.1
,
21.1
,
25.1
,
37.1
,
50.1
,
53.1
,
65.1
,
67.1
,
69.1
,
69.2
,
72.1
,
84.1
,
85.1
,
86.1
,
86.2
,
86.3

New York Tribune
,
9.1
,
23.1
,
27.1
,
34.1
,
60.1

New York World

Nicolay, John,
38.1
,
38.2

Ninth Corps, U.S.

North American Review

North Carolina

North Carolina
(ship)

Northern Pacific Railroad,
69.1
,
85.1

Ohio,
58.1
,
82.1

Ohio Department, U.S.

Ohio Life and Trust Company

Oklahoma

Ord, Edward,
28.1
,
29.1
,
48.1
,
49.1
,
50.1
,
53.1
,
62.1

Oregon

Oregon Territory,
7.1
,
8.1
,
13.1

O’sullivan, John L.

Outlaw, Wyatt

Pacific Mail Steamship Company

Page, Captain

Palmer, Colonel

Palo Alto, Battle of,
3.1
,
4.1
,
4.2

Panama

panic of 1837

panic of 1857,
11.1
,
59.1

panic of 1873,
69.1
,
85.1

Pemberton, John,
6.1
,
30.1
,
30.2
,
31.1
,
31.2
,
35.1
,
74.1

Pendleton Act of 1883

Pennsylvania,
33.1
,
58.1

Pennsylvania Railroad