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the Densmores' Fight to Save the Union and Destroy Slavery
Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- 1. "May his 'soldier life' be as good as the cause he will represent": Orrin Densmore and the Beginning of the Civil War -- 2. "I wish Old Abe had a son or some kin or kine up here in danger": The Brothers' War against the Dakota -- 3. "Dont give up my Son": Benjamin on Duty at Fort Halleck -- 4. "The glorious, new temple of Liberty": Daniel Joins the United States Colored Troops at Benton Barracks -- 5. "Kind acts went directly to their hearts": Martha Serves on the Home Front in Red Wing
6. "Faces of flint": Campaigning against Major General Nathan Bedford Forrest -- 7. "The child was 'right glad' to get home": Young Orrin's Military Adventure -- 8. "Move the camp down to the grave yard": Camp Life in Memphis -- 9. "Christmas with us here promises to be quite a season": Rejoicing and Celebrating -- 10. "She walks off with the work": Service and Friendship: Elizabeth, Mary, and Martha -- 11. "Do come up Martha": Anna and Martha -- 12. "They all fought like Minnesotians": The Mobile Campaign -- 13. "The curse of slavery": Occupation Duty in Alabama
14. "They've got money, let them buy their own biscuit": Departure and Homecoming -- Conclusion -- Characters -- Genealogical Tables -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index
Includes bibliographical references and index.