The Lost Gettysburg Address (38 page)

decision to select Anderson as speaker at Gettysburg,
187–188

Tolley, Rob,
1–4

Trent affair,
106–108

Trenton, Battle of,
8

Trevino, Jeronimo,
98

Trimble, Allen,
50

Turner, Nat,
58

Twiggs, David E.,
67–68
,
70
,
71
,
105

Upson, Christopher C.,
64

Usher, James P.,
157

Vallandigham, Clement L.,
135–145
,
150
,
163
,
167

Van Cleve, Horatio,
127
,
131

Van Dorn, Earl,
73

von Steuben, Friedrich William,
9

Wade, Benjamin F.,
38
,
46
,
169

Waite, Carlos A.,
73

Wallace, Lew,
141

Walworth, James,
83

Ward, William Thomas,
113

Washington, George,
7–8
,
10–11

Washington, John A.,
7

Wayne, Anthony,
11
,
14

Welch, Samuel,
132

Wellen, William,
152

Wheeler, Royal T.,
178

Widney, Lyman,
123

Wilcox, John A.,
64

Willich, August,
121–122
,
124

Willis, David,
153

Winton, William R.,
44–45

Wise, Henry A.,
51

Wright, Joseph A.,
53

Yancy, William L.,
58

David T. Dixon earned his M.A. in
history from the University of Massachusetts.
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Richard Clough Anderson (1750–1826)
possibly by Matthew Harris Jouett
Reproduced by permission of The Society of the Cincinnati, Washington, D.C.

Eliza Brown Anderson
(1816–1901)
Private Collection

Kitty Anderson
(1842–1928)
Private Collection

Silhouette of
Charles Anderson 1830
Miami University Libraries,
Oxford, OH

Henry Clay
(1777–1852)
Library of Congress

Robert Anderson
(1805–1871)
Library of Congress

Lt. Col. Robert E. Lee,
(1807–1870)
Library of Congress

John Sherman
(1823–1900)
Library of Congress

William T. Sherman
(1820–1891)
Library of Congress

Paroled officers of the U.S. 8th Infantry at San Antonio, Texas,
1861. From left, Lt. James Judson Van Horn; Lt. Royal Thaxter
Frank (seated); Brevet Lt. Col. James Voty Bomford (6th Infantry);
Lt. Zenas Randall Bliss (seated); Lt. William Graham Jones. Jones,
the fiancé of Kitty Anderson, was killed at Chickamauga in 1863.
The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin