My Diary North and South (Paperback)

1. Departure from Cork; 2. Arrival at New York; 3. 'St Patrick's Day' in New York; 4. Streets and shops in New York; 5. Off to the railway station; 6. A state dinner at Mr. Abraham Lincoln's; 7. Barbers' shops; 8. New York Press; 9. Dinner at General Scott's; 10. Preparations for war at Charleston; 11. Scenes on board an American steamer; 12. Portsmouth; 13. Sketches round Wilmington; 14. Southern Volunteers; 15. Slaves, their masters and mistresses; 16. Charleston; 17. Visit to a plantation; 18. Climate of the Southern States; 19. Domestic negroes; 20. By railway to Savannah; 21. The river at Savannah; 22. Slave-pens: negroes on sale or hire; 23. Proclamation of war; 24. Mr. Wigfall on the Confederacy; 25. The River Alabama; 26. Visit to Forts Gaines and Morgan; 27. Pensacola and Fort Pickens; 28. Bitters before breakfast; 29. Judge Campbell; 30. The first blow struck; 31. Carrying arms; 32. Up the Mississippi; 33. Ride through the maize-fields; 34. Negroes; 35. War-rumours, and military movements; 36. Visit to Mr. McCall's plantation.