Soldier of Tennessee: General Alexander P. Stewart and the Civil War in the West Book

	Preface
	Abbreviations Used in Notes
1	Son of the Volunteer State: Rogersville, Winchester, West Point, and Cumberland	1
2	The Defense of Our Rights: Secession to New Madrid	17
3	No Army Did Better Work: Shiloh	33
4	Veterans from the Volunteer State: Perryville	48
5	In a Manner That Is Beyond Praise: Murfreesboro	61
6	Old Straight: Interlude in Middle Tennessee	76
7	An Entire Failure: The Tullahoma Campaign	87
8	Strong Arms and Stout Hearts: The Chickamauga Campaign	111
9	My Line Was Too Long and Weak: Missionary Ridge	136
10	A Defensive Campaign: From Dalton to the Chattahoochee	165
11	After a Desperate Fight and Heavy Loss: The Fall of Atlanta	198
12	The Disastrous Campaign into Tennessee: Spring Hill, Franklin, and Nashville	225
13	The Noble Army of Tennessee Disbanded: The Carolina Campaign and the End of the War	259
14	A Quiet, Peaceable, Law-Abiding Citizen: Educator and Businessman, 1865-1889	273
15	A Dream of the Past: Confederate Veteran and Park Commissioner, 1890-1908	286
	Conclusion: A Man Growing Before Our Eyes	301
	Bibliography	309
	Index	327