PERSONAL MEMOIRS OF  U. S. GRANT

CHAPTER LXII.SHERMAN'S MARCH NORTH—SHERIDAN ORDERED TO LYNCHBURG—CANBYORDERED TO MOVE AGAINST MOBILE—MOVEMENTS OF SCHOFIELD ANDTHOMAS—CAPTURE OF COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA—SHERMAN IN THECAROLINAS.

CHAPTER LXIII.ARRIVAL OF THE PEACE COMMISSIONERS—LINCOLN AND THE PEACECOMMISSIONERS—AN ANECDOTE OF LINCOLN—THE WINTER BEFOREPETERSBURG—SHERIDAN DESTROYS THE RAILROAD—GORDON CARRIES THEPICKET LINE—PARKE RECAPTURES THE LINE—THE BATTLE OF WHITE OAKROAD.

CHAPTER LXIV.INTERVIEW WITH SHERIDAN—GRAND MOVEMENT OF THE ARMY OF THEPOTOMAC—SHERIDAN'S ADVANCE ON FIVE FORKS—BATTLE OF FIVEFORKS—PARKE AND WRIGHT STORM THE ENEMY'S LINE—BATTLES BEFOREPETERSBURG.

CHAPTER LXV.THE CAPTURE OF PETERSBURG—MEETING PRESIDENT LINCOLN INPETERSBURG—THE CAPTURE OF RICHMOND—PURSUING THE ENEMY—VISITTO SHERIDAN AND MEADE.

CHAPTER LXVI.BATTLE OF SAILOR'S CREEK—ENGAGEMENT ATFARMVILLE—CORRESPONDENCE WITH GENERAL LEE—SHERIDAN INTERCEPTSTHE ENEMY.

CHAPTER LXVII.NEGOTIATIONS AT APPOMATTOX—INTERVIEW WITH LEE AT MCLEAN'SHOUSE—THE TERMS OF SURRENDER—LEE'S SURRENDER—INTERVIEW WITHLEE AFTER THE SURRENDER.

CHAPTER LXVIII.MORALE OF THE TWO ARMIES—RELATIVE CONDITIONS OF THE NORTH ANDSOUTH—PRESIDENT LINCOLN VISITS RICHMOND—ARRIVAL ATWASHINGTON—PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S ASSASSINATION—PRESIDENTJOHNSON'S POLICY.

CHAPTER LXIX.SHERMAN AND JOHNSTON—JOHNSTON'S SURRENDER TO SHERMAN—CAPTUREOF MOBILE—WILSON'S EXPEDITION—CAPTURE OF JEFFERSONDAVIS—GENERAL THOMAS'S QUALITIES—ESTIMATE OF GENERAL CANBY.

CHAPTER LXX.THE END OF THE WAR—THE MARCH TO WASHINGTON—ONE OF LINCOLN'SANECDOTES—GRAND REVIEW AT WASHINGTON—CHARACTERISTICS OFLINCOLN AND STANTON—ESTIMATE OF THE DIFFERENT CORPS COMMANDERS.

CONCLUSION

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