Chapter LX: The Battle of Franklin—the Battle of Nashville

CHAPTER LXI. EXPEDITION AGAINST FORT FISHERATTACK ON THE FORTFAILURE OF THE EXPEDITIONSECOND EXPEDITION AGAINST THE FORTCAPTURE OF FORT FISHER.

CHAPTER LXII. SHERMAN'S MARCH NORTHSHERIDAN ORDERED TO LYNCHBURGCANBY ORDERED TO MOVE AGAINST MOBILEMOVEMENTS OF SCHOFIELD AND THOMASCAPTURE OF COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINASHERMAN IN THE CAROLINAS.

CHAPTER LXIII. ARRIVAL OF THE PEACE COMMISSIONERSLINCOLN AND THE PEACE COMMISSIONERSAN ANECDOTE OF LINCOLNTHE WINTER BEFORE PETERSBURGSHERIDAN DESTROYS THE RAILROADGORDON CARRIES THE PICKET LINEPARKE RECAPTURES THE LINETHE BATTLE OF WHITE OAK ROAD.

CHAPTER LXIV. INTERVIEW WITH SHERIDANGRAND MOVEMENT OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMACSHERIDAN'S ADVANCE ON FIVE FORKSBATTLE OF FIVE FORKSPARKE AND WRIGHT STORM THE ENEMY'S LINEBATTLES BEFORE PETERSBURG.

CHAPTER LXV. THE CAPTURE OF PETERSBURGMEETING PRESIDENT LINCOLN IN PETERSBURGTHE CAPTURE OF RICHMONDPURSUING THE ENEMYVISIT TO SHERIDAN AND MEADE.

CHAPTER LXVI. BATTLE OF SAILOR'S CREEKENGAGEMENT AT FARMVILLECORRESPONDENCE WITH GENERAL LEESHERIDAN INTERCEPTS THE ENEMY.

CHAPTER LXVII. NEGOTIATIONS AT APPOMATTOXINTERVIEW WITH LEE AT MCLEAN'S HOUSETHE TERMS OF SURRENDERLEE'S SURRENDERINTERVIEW WITH LEE AFTER THE SURRENDER.

CHAPTER LXVIII. MORALE OF THE TWO ARMIESRELATIVE CONDITIONS OF THE NORTH AND SOUTHPRESIDENT LINCOLN VISITS RICHMONDARRIVAL AT WASHINGTONPRESIDENT LINCOLN'S ASSASSINATIONPRESIDENT JOHNSON'S POLICY.

CHAPTER LXIX. SHERMAN AND JOHNSTONJOHNSTON'S SURRENDER TO SHERMANCAPTURE OF MOBILEWILSON'S EXPEDITIONCAPTURE OF JEFFERSON DAVISGENERAL THOMAS'S QUALITIESESTIMATE OF GENERAL CANBY.

CHAPTER LXX. THE END OF THE WARTHE MARCH TO WASHINGTONONE OF LINCOLN'S ANECDOTESGRAND REVIEW AT WASHINGTONCHARACTERISTICS OF LINCOLN AND STANTONESTIMATE OF THE DIFFERENT CORPS COMMANDERS.

CONCLUSION