The Peninsula and Seven Days: A Battlefield Guide

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U of Nebraska Press, Dec 1, 2007 - History - 168 pages
The rich oral traditions of the Athabaskan Indians from southwestern Oregon are showcased in these pages for the first time. This volume features vivid and humorous tales of familiar Tricksters: Coyote, known for his unusual sexual prowess and escapades that often go awry; the vain and gullible Grizzly Bear; and Raccoon, often greedy and ever elusive.
 

Contents

The Road to the Peninsula
1
The Peninsula Campaign April 4May 15 1862
4
Introduction to the Tour of the Early Peninsula Campaign
7
Johnstons Headquarters
8
Youngs Mill
11
Lees Mill
14
Skiffes Creek
17
Dam No 1
19
Cold Harbor
81
Grapevine Bridge
84
McClellans Headquarters
87
Overview of the Fourth and Fifth Days June 28 and 29 1862
90
The Mess at Savage Station
92
Overview of the Sixth Day June 30 1862
95
The Fizzle at White Oak Swamp
97
The Action on Long Bridge Road
101

The Lines at Yorktown
23
Hancocks Fight
26
Fort Magruder
30
Hookers Fight
33
Fort Monroe
38
Warwick Court House
41
Gloucester Point
44
Drewrys Bluff
47
The Peninsula Campaign May 15June 24 1862
51
Richmond National Battlefield Park Visitor Centers
55
Overview of the First Two Days June 25 and 26 1862
56
Lees Headquarters
58
Lees Plans
62
The Attack at Mechanicsville
65
Overview of the Third Day June 27 1862
68
Walnut Grove Church
70
The Battle of Gainess Mill
73
The Second Union Line at Glendale
104
Overview of the Seventh Day July 1 1862
107
STOP 13 Jackson at Malvern Hill
109
STOP 14 Magruder at Malvern Hill
112
STOP 15 The Union Line at Malvern Hill
114
The Peninsula Campaign July 2Au gust 26 1862
121
Polegreen Church
123
Confusion on the Farms
126
Malvern Cliff
129
Harrisons Landing
131
Early Peninsula Campaign Orders of Battle
135
Seven Days Order of Battle
141
Organization Weapons and Tactics
151
Sources
163
Suggestions for Further Reading
167
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About the author (2007)

Brian K. Burton is a professor of management, associate dean of the College of Business and Economics, and MBA program director at Western Washington University. He is the author of Extraordinary Circumstances: The Seven Days Battles.