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first-hand accounts by men and women who risked their lives in underground activities for the North and the South, woven into a continuous narrative
1861. Washington on the eve of the war / by Charles P. Stone -- The founder of the Pinkertons shadows a beautiful rebel spy / by Allan Pinkerton -- The future head of U.S. Secret Service activities goes on his first mission / by Lafayette C. Baker -- How the Confederates got arms and ammunition in Europe / by Caleb Huse -- The first Confederate cruiser puts out to sea / by Raphael Semmes -- The Confederacy's first government-owned blockade runner begins her career / by James D. Bulloch -- 1862. Belle Boyd starts her work as a spy / by Belle Boyd -- A Union spy tells how he operated / by Spencer Kellogg Brown -- A female spy changes her color / by S. Emma E. Edmonds -- Carrying a memorized cipher message through the lines / by Adam R. Johnson -- A Confederate cruiser runs the gantlet / by John Newland Maffitt -- 1863. A dummy ironclad goes on a secret mission with no one on board / by David Dixon Porter -- Morgan and his men escape from prison / by Thomas H. Hines -- The draft riots / by Joel Tyler Headley -- 1864. The Confederate torpedo service / by R.O. Crowley -- The Tallahassee terrifies New York and New England / by John Taylor Wood -- The explosion at City Point / by Morris Schaff -- Mosby's greenback raid / by John H. Alexander -- The Confederates raid Vermont / by John W. Headley -- The destruction of the Albemarle / by W.B. Cushing -- The Confederates try to burn New York City / by John W. Headley -- 1865. Capturing a Confederate guerrilla leader / by Harry Gilmor -- Lee sends his last message to Jefferson Davis / by John S. Wise -- The last of the Confederate cruisers / by John Thomson Mason -- Codes and ciphers in the Civil War.