The book prints its fifteen appendices in black and white. Here they are in full, with every document and image in color.
The book’s twenty plates, in color.
Four pages from The Trezevant Family in the United States (1914).
The Augusta Herald’s account of the duel on Goat Island, with the original clippings.
The obituary of Wigfall’s sister, who died at Edgefield in her thirty-fifth year.
Two anecdotes from Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, 1868 and 1870.
Lee on the Union and on slavery, and why he turned down the Union command.
The address, its thirty signers, and when each left Congress.
Wigfall’s March 1861 intelligence and a Northern paper’s account of his visit to the fort.
The official dispatches of April 11–18, 1861, and Wigfall’s own report.
The Texas Brigade’s winter under Wigfall, 1861–62, in the soldiers’ own words.
The two pages of the order of October 3, 1863, that name Corporal M. R. Brown.
What became of the leading secessionists.
The names of the men who enlisted at Collierville in Companies G and I of what became the 61st U.S. Colored Infantry.
The marker proposed in the book’s Afterword.
The printed roll of Company C, 4th Tennessee Infantry, with T. L. Taylor’s pencil notes.
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