Wolseley, Garnet. The American Civil War: An English View, The Writings of Field Marshal Viscount Wolseley. Edited by James A. Rawley. Mechanicsburg, Pa.: Stackpole Books, 2002. A Month’s Visit to Confederate Headquarters, 5ff Difficulties of traveling to the Confederacy, 5-14 Tyranny in border states, oath, conscription, 9 Sleeping more than one person to a bed, 11 Fredericksburg, 14 Railroad journey to Richmond, 15-16 Alcohol, 16 Richmond, 17-19 Confederate money, 19 Slaves in Richmond, 20 Debris from Peninsula campaign, 20-21 Chickahominy, 21 Seven Days, 21-22 Drewry’s Bluff, 22 Confederate energy in shipbuilding and arms, 23 Charlottesville, Monticello, 24-25 Staunton, Winchester, 25-30 Ambulance driver, 28-29 John Pope, 31 McClellan, 32-33 Federal Cavalry destroy Confederate ammunition train, 33-34 Lee’s headquarters very unpretentious, 34 Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, religion, 35-36 Winchester, 36-37 Officer elections, 37-38 Does not think Confederates can be defeated by Irish and German mercenaries, 38 Artillery, 38 Shoes, boots, clothing, 39 Impressed by inspection of Lee’s soldiers, 39-40 Confederates wonder why England has not recognized their independence, 40-43 Yankee arrogance, 41-42 Confederates claim they want to have a government like the American founders, republicanism, 43-44 Cavalry, Jeb Stuart, 44-45 McClellan’s slowness, lack of confidence in his soldiers, 45-46 Great dislike of Banks and Pope, 46 Confederate debt, 47-48 Robert E. Lee, 51-70 Jefferson Davis, 76-78 War in the West, Wilson’s Creek, Pea Ridge, McCulloch, Sterling Price, Johnston, Beauregard, 76-81 Shiloh, Albert Sidney Johnston, Beauregard, Grant, 81-93 Bull Run, Beauregard, Joseph Johnston, 95-100 1 McClellan, western Virginia, 100-1 Farragut, New Orleans, 108-111 McClellan, critical of Lincoln administration, Stanton, Peninsula, defense of Washington, Stonewall Jackson, 111-17 John Pope, Halleck, Lincoln, Stanton, 117-121 Stonewall Jackson, 1862 Valley campaign, Kernstown, Port Republic, Front Royal, 127-30 Lee and McClellan, Whiting, Stonewall Jackson, Seven Days, Gaines’s Mill, Joseph Johnston, Seven Pines, 130-38 John Pope, Nathaniel P. Banks, Stonewall Jackson, Cedar Mountain, 138-39 Jackson, Harpers Ferry, South Mountain, Antietam, Lincoln, Stanton, Lee, 139-45 Longstreet, Lee, Hooker, defensive tactics, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Pickett, 152-66 Burnside, Halleck, 171-72 Gettysburg, Meade, Lee, Hooker, Halleck, Sickles, 172-75 New Mexico campaign, 176 Halleck, Beauregard, Corinth, Kirby Smith, Bragg, 177-78 Bragg’s Kentucky campaign, 178-79 Grant, Vicksburg, 179-80 Bragg, Stones River, Tullahoma, Chickamauga, 180-82 Grant, Chattanooga, Bragg, Thomas, 182-85 Charleston, Beauregard, Admiral Du Pont, Morris Island, Fort Sumter, 191-97 Overland campaign, Grant, Lee, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Meade, 197-203 Sherman, Johnston, Jefferson Davis, John Bell Hood, Kennesaw Mountain, 209-16 Grant, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, Beauregard, 216 1864 Valley campaign, Jubal Early, Beauregard, Drewry’s Bluff, Grant, 216-21 2 .