Guerrilla Warfare in Civil War Missouri, Volume II, 1863

Bruce Nichols is an analyst for the United States Government in the Department of Defense. He lives in St. Louis, Missouri.

• Table of ContentsPreface      Introduction      1. Winter 1863 in Southwest Missouri      2. Winter 1863 in Northeast Missouri      3. Winter 1863 in Southeast Missouri      4. Winter 1863 in Northwest Missouri      5. Union Policy Evolves in Early 1863      6. Spring 1863 in Northeast Missouri      7. Spring 1863 in Southeast Missouri      8. Spring 1863 in Southwest Missouri      9. Spring 1863 in Northwest Missouri      10. Summer 1863 in Northeast Missouri      11. Summer 1863 in Southeast Missouri      12. Summer 1863 in Southwest Missouri      13. June and July 1863 in Northwest Missouri      14. August 1863 in Northwest Missouri      15. Fall 1863 in Northeast Missouri      16. Fall 1863 in Southeast Missouri      17. Fall 1863 in Southwest Missouri      18. Fall 1863 in Northwest Missouri      Afterword      Notes      Bibliography      Index

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