Preface & Acknowledgments
- On to Richmond
- White House Landing on the Pamunkey River
- Jeb Stuart and Philip St. George Cooke: The In-Law Problem
- More Indecision Near Richmond
- Big Decisions for General Lee
- What Is On the Union Right Flank?
- The Battles of George McClellan
- Planning for the Great Chickahominy Raid
- The Raid Begins
- First Contact at Hanover Court House
- Haw’s Shop to Totopotomoy Creek: A Running Fight
- Collision Near Linney’s Corner
- A Momentous Decision at Old Church
- Deeper Behind Federal Lines
- Panic on the Pamunkey River
- Cutting the Union Supply Line at Tunstall’s Station
- Chaos at White House Landing
- The Fog of War
- A Brief Respite at Talleysville
- Trapped?
- “Hope To Punish Them”
- Headed for Richmond
- Safe Again
- Appendix A: Order of Battle
- Appendix B: The Burial of Captain William Latane
- Appendix C: The Old Church Decision
- Appendix D: Route of the Ride
- Appendix E: Directions for Tracing Stuart’s Route Today
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
- About the Author
Maps
- Area of Operations – May – June 1862
- Pamunkey River Area
- Chickahominy River Area
- Route of Stuart’s Chickahominy Raid, June 12 – 15, 1862
- Stuart’s Raid: Winston’s Farm to Tunstall’s Station
- Fight Near Linney’s Corner
- Stuart’s Raid: Tunstall’s Station to Richmond
Numerous illustrations have been placed throughout the text.