From inception to the final roll call, this regimental history traces the 11th Regiment of Alabama Volunteers from its 1861 creation to the Confederate surrender at Appomattox. The work follows the 11th Alabama through various battles including Manassas, Fredericksburg, Salem Church and Gettysburg. Drawing on personal correspondence such as letters and diaries, it presents the soldiers as individuals and contributes to the dialogue on why the typical Southern soldier fought in the war. The geographical movement of the regiment throughout the war, its key leaders and the organization of its…mehr
From inception to the final roll call, this regimental history traces the 11th Regiment of Alabama Volunteers from its 1861 creation to the Confederate surrender at Appomattox. The work follows the 11th Alabama through various battles including Manassas, Fredericksburg, Salem Church and Gettysburg. Drawing on personal correspondence such as letters and diaries, it presents the soldiers as individuals and contributes to the dialogue on why the typical Southern soldier fought in the war. The geographical movement of the regiment throughout the war, its key leaders and the organization of its companies are also discussed in detail. There are 81 period photographs that add to the story of this remarkable unit.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Table of Contents Preface 1. The Birth of a New Alabama Infantry Regiment The Process of Raising and Organizing a Confederate Military Unit in 1861 2. The Organization of the 11th Alabama Infantry Regiment The Companies Are Ordered to Rendezvous Camps The Companies Are Mustered into Confederate Service The Regiment Is Organized and Equipped at Lynchburg The Regiment Is Furthered Organized and Equipped at Richmond 3. A Whirlwind Week at Winchester The Departure for Winchester The 11th Alabama's Stay at Winchester The 11th Alabama Departs for Manassas 4. The Battle of Sickness and Boredom at Manassas The Arrival at Manassas Junction The Experiences and Developments Near the Lewis House The Arrival Near Bristoe Station The Encampment Near Centreville The Encampment at Cub Run A New Encampment Near Centreville Winter Quarters Near the Lewis House 5. A Baptism in Blood: The 11th Alabama in the Seven Days Battle From Manassas to the Peninsula The 11th Alabama's Position and Duties at Yorktown From Yorktown to Seven Pines The Battle of Seven Pines From Seven Pines to Gaines' Mill The Battle of Gaines' Mill From Gaines' Mill to Frayser's Farm The Battle of Frayser's Farm A Summary of Regimental Losses During the Seven Days 6. The Crippled 11th Marches into Maryland From Frayser's Farm to Gordonsville From Gordonsville to Manassas The Battle of Second Manassas: August 29, 1862 The Battle of Second Manassas: August 30, 1862 From Manassas to Harpers Ferry The Battle of Sharpsburg 7. Bombarded at Fredericksburg and the Proud Day at Salem Church The Stay at Winchester From Winchester to Culpeper Court House From Culpeper Court House to Fredericksburg The Battle of Fredericksburg Military Developments from Fredericksburg to Salem Church The Passing of Time at Fredericksburg Events Leading Up to the Battle of Salem Church The Battle of Salem Church 8. The Brave Charges at Gettysburg Military Developments from Salem Church to Gettysburg The Trip from Fredericksburg to Gettysburg The 11th Alabama on the First Day of Battle: July 1, 1863 The 11th Alabama on the Second Day of Battle: July 2, 1863 The 11th Alabama on the Third Day of Battle: July 3, 1863 The Casualties of the 11th Alabama at Gettysburg The Prisoners of the 11th Alabama at Gettysburg A Brief Evaluation of the Gettysburg Campaign 9. The Lull Before the Storm From Gettysburg to Orange Court House The Encampment at Orange Court House The Bristoe Station Campaign Winter Quarters at Orange Court House, 1863-1864 10. The Conflict Fiercely Intensifies: The Wilderness and Spotsylvania
The Battle of the Wilderness: May 6, 1864 The Battle of the Wilderness: May 7, 1864 The Battle of Spotsylvania Court House: May 8-12, 1864 11. The Battles to the Trenches of Petersburg The Engagement at Hanover Junction: May 24, 1864 The Battle at Atlee's Station: June 1, 1864 The Battle of Turkey Ridge: June 3, 1864 The Battle of Wilcox Farm: June 22, 1864 Skirmish Near Ream's Station: June 23, 1864 Skirmish with Kautz and Wilson's Raiders: June 29, 1864 The Battle of the Crater: July 30, 1864 The Battle of White's Tavern: August 16, 1864 The Battle of Davis Farm: August 21, 1864 The Battle of Ream's Station: August 25, 1864 12. The Desperate Struggle for Petersburg Is Lost Events Following the Battle of Ream's Station The Battle of Burgess Mill: October 27, 1864 Events Between Burgess Mill and the End of 1864 Experiences in the Winter of 1865 to Hatcher's Run The Battle of Hatcher's Run: February 6, 1865 Some Closing Scenes of the War The Battle of Farmville: April 7, 1865 The 11th Alabama at Appomattox Court House: April 9, 1865 Some Closing Thoughts on the 11th Alabama 13. The Final Roll-Call of the 11th Alabama Infantry The Field Officers The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company A The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company B The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company C The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company D The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company E The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company F The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company G The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company H The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company I The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company K Chapter Notes Bibliography Index
Table of Contents Preface 1. The Birth of a New Alabama Infantry Regiment The Process of Raising and Organizing a Confederate Military Unit in 1861 2. The Organization of the 11th Alabama Infantry Regiment The Companies Are Ordered to Rendezvous Camps The Companies Are Mustered into Confederate Service The Regiment Is Organized and Equipped at Lynchburg The Regiment Is Furthered Organized and Equipped at Richmond 3. A Whirlwind Week at Winchester The Departure for Winchester The 11th Alabama's Stay at Winchester The 11th Alabama Departs for Manassas 4. The Battle of Sickness and Boredom at Manassas The Arrival at Manassas Junction The Experiences and Developments Near the Lewis House The Arrival Near Bristoe Station The Encampment Near Centreville The Encampment at Cub Run A New Encampment Near Centreville Winter Quarters Near the Lewis House 5. A Baptism in Blood: The 11th Alabama in the Seven Days Battle From Manassas to the Peninsula The 11th Alabama's Position and Duties at Yorktown From Yorktown to Seven Pines The Battle of Seven Pines From Seven Pines to Gaines' Mill The Battle of Gaines' Mill From Gaines' Mill to Frayser's Farm The Battle of Frayser's Farm A Summary of Regimental Losses During the Seven Days 6. The Crippled 11th Marches into Maryland From Frayser's Farm to Gordonsville From Gordonsville to Manassas The Battle of Second Manassas: August 29, 1862 The Battle of Second Manassas: August 30, 1862 From Manassas to Harpers Ferry The Battle of Sharpsburg 7. Bombarded at Fredericksburg and the Proud Day at Salem Church The Stay at Winchester From Winchester to Culpeper Court House From Culpeper Court House to Fredericksburg The Battle of Fredericksburg Military Developments from Fredericksburg to Salem Church The Passing of Time at Fredericksburg Events Leading Up to the Battle of Salem Church The Battle of Salem Church 8. The Brave Charges at Gettysburg Military Developments from Salem Church to Gettysburg The Trip from Fredericksburg to Gettysburg The 11th Alabama on the First Day of Battle: July 1, 1863 The 11th Alabama on the Second Day of Battle: July 2, 1863 The 11th Alabama on the Third Day of Battle: July 3, 1863 The Casualties of the 11th Alabama at Gettysburg The Prisoners of the 11th Alabama at Gettysburg A Brief Evaluation of the Gettysburg Campaign 9. The Lull Before the Storm From Gettysburg to Orange Court House The Encampment at Orange Court House The Bristoe Station Campaign Winter Quarters at Orange Court House, 1863-1864 10. The Conflict Fiercely Intensifies: The Wilderness and Spotsylvania
The Battle of the Wilderness: May 6, 1864 The Battle of the Wilderness: May 7, 1864 The Battle of Spotsylvania Court House: May 8-12, 1864 11. The Battles to the Trenches of Petersburg The Engagement at Hanover Junction: May 24, 1864 The Battle at Atlee's Station: June 1, 1864 The Battle of Turkey Ridge: June 3, 1864 The Battle of Wilcox Farm: June 22, 1864 Skirmish Near Ream's Station: June 23, 1864 Skirmish with Kautz and Wilson's Raiders: June 29, 1864 The Battle of the Crater: July 30, 1864 The Battle of White's Tavern: August 16, 1864 The Battle of Davis Farm: August 21, 1864 The Battle of Ream's Station: August 25, 1864 12. The Desperate Struggle for Petersburg Is Lost Events Following the Battle of Ream's Station The Battle of Burgess Mill: October 27, 1864 Events Between Burgess Mill and the End of 1864 Experiences in the Winter of 1865 to Hatcher's Run The Battle of Hatcher's Run: February 6, 1865 Some Closing Scenes of the War The Battle of Farmville: April 7, 1865 The 11th Alabama at Appomattox Court House: April 9, 1865 Some Closing Thoughts on the 11th Alabama 13. The Final Roll-Call of the 11th Alabama Infantry The Field Officers The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company A The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company B The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company C The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company D The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company E The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company F The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company G The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company H The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company I The Officers and Enlisted Men of Company K Chapter Notes Bibliography Index
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