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Acknowledgments
Introduction
En Route to Indian Country July 18, 1863 — September 20, 1863
Fort Laramie October 12, 1863 — March 8, 1864
Deer Creek Station March 25, 1864 — October 23, 1864
Sweetwater Station & Platte Bridge November 6, 1864 — September 1, 1865
Fort Laramie September 14, 1865 — June 14, 1866
En Route to Highland County, Ohio June 23,1866
Bibliography
Index of Subjects
Index of Names
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