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Effect of McClellan's Defeat in the North.-Call for more Troops. - Why the North

was not easily dispirited. -The War as a Money Job.-Note: Gen. Washington

Opinion of New England.-The Yankee Finances. - Exasperation of Hostilities. The

Yankee Idea of a "Vigorous Prosecution of the War."-Ascendancy of the Radicals.

-War Measures at Washington.-Anti-Slavery Aspects of the War.-Brutality of the

Yankees. The sensibility of Europe.-Yankee Chaplains in Virginia,-Seizures of

Private Property.-Pope's Orders in Virginia, Steinwehr's Order respecting Host-

ages. The Character and Services of Gen. John Pope. The "Army of Virginia."

Irruption of the Northern Spoilsmen. -The Yankee Trade in Counterfeit Confederate

Notes. Pope's "Chasing the Rebel Hordes." - Movement against Pope by "Stone-

wall" Jackson. - BATTLE OF CEDAR MOUNTAIN. - McClellan recalled from the Penin-

sula. The Third Grand Army of the North.-Jackson's Surprise of the Enemy at

Manassas. A Rapid and Masterly Movement. Change of the Situation. Attack by

the Enemy upon Bristow Station and at Manassas Junction.-Marshalling of the

Hosts. Longstreet's Passage of Thoroughfare Gap. -The Plans of Gen. Lee. Spirit

of our Troops. -Their Painful Marches.---THE SECOND BATTLE OF MANASSAS. A ter-

rible Bayonet Charge.-Rout of the Enemy. -A hideous Battle-field. Gen. Lee and

the Summer Campaign of Virginia. Jackson's Share in it.-Extent of the Great

Victory of Manassas. -Excitement in Washington. The Yankee Army falls back

upon Alexandria and Washington.-Review of the Situation. Rapid Change in our

Military Fortunes. What the South had accomplished. Comparison of Material

Strength between North and South.-Humiliating Result to the Warlike Reputation

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