Contents of Volume I
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| To Mrs. Schurz, December 24th, 27th | 177 |
| Republican party strengthened by Lincoln's firmness—War inevitable—Speech for a Representative—Offer from Atlantic Monthly. | |
| 1861. | |
| To Mrs. Schurz, February 10th, March 4th | 179 |
| Hears Lincoln's inaugural—Positions for friends—Precautions at inauguration. | |
| To President Lincoln, May 19th | 180 |
| Authority sought for organizing German troops. | |
| From President Lincoln, May 27th | 182 |
| Directions for German regiments. | |
| To Adolph Meyer, July 3d | 182 |
| Buying court-clothes in Paris. | |
| To N. B. Judd, August 27th | 183 |
| Does amnesty to political offenders of '49 apply to Schurz? | |
| To Secretary Seward, September 14th | 185 |
| Suggestions for securing the sympathy of foreign Powers by means of an anti-slavery policy. | |
| From Secretary Seward, October 10th | 191 |
| War measures must not be influenced by questions of foreign policy. | |
| To President Lincoln, November 11th | 193 |
| Spain's changed attitude towards the United States—Leave of absence or resignation. | |
| To Charles Sumner, November 14th | 195 |
| Immediate emancipation imperative as a war measure—Spain's friendly attitude. | |
| To Secretary Seward, November 16th | 200 |
| General Prim and his mission to Mexico. | |
| 1862. | |
| To President Lincoln, May 16th | 206 |
| Hunter's emancipation proclamation—War measures subject to change because of circumstances. | |
