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Capturing a Locomotive

Chapter 11 LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF PRISON.

Word Count: 5136    |    Released on: 06/12/2017

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Capturing a Locomotive
Capturing a Locomotive
William Pittenger Literature
“Capturing a Locomotive by William Pittenger”
1 Chapter 1 A SECRET MILITARY EXPEDITION.2 Chapter 2 MIDNIGHT CONSULTATION.3 Chapter 3 COMPANIONS AND INCIDENTS.4 Chapter 4 A LOCOMOTIVE AND TRAIN CAPTURED.5 Chapter 5 UNFORESEEN HINDRANCES.6 Chapter 6 A TERRIBLE RAILROAD CHASE.7 Chapter 7 A NIGHT IN THE WOODS.8 Chapter 8 IN THE ENEMY'S POWER.9 Chapter 9 OTHER CAPTURES.10 Chapter 10 A HORRIBLE PRISON.11 Chapter 11 LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF PRISON.12 Chapter 12 THE FIRST TRAGEDY.13 Chapter 13 A CONFEDERATE COURT-MARTIAL.14 Chapter 14 THE CROWNING HORROR.15 Chapter 15 PRISON RELIGION.16 Chapter 16 LIBERTY OR DEATH 17 Chapter 17 ROMANTIC ESCAPES.18 Chapter 18 FROM ATLANTA TO THE GULF.19 Chapter 19 FROM ATLANTA TO RICHMOND.20 Chapter 20 LIBBY AND CASTLE THUNDER.21 Chapter 21 SICKNESS AND LIBERTY.