Abolitionist of the Most Dangerous Kind, James Montgomery and His War on Slavery

Introduction

From Ohio to Kansas, 1814 to 1855

Abolitionists of the most dangerous kind, 1856

The original jayhawker : "I am now with you", 1857

Freeman, I right you! January-June 1858

Kansas radicalism goes national, July 1858-December 1859

There are stirring times ahead, 1860

Every man a soldier, January-August 1861

A millennium at hand, August 1861-April 1862

A Kansas jayhawker forms a black regiment in Dixie, April 1862- May 1863

A glorious consummation : the Combahee River raid, June 1-3, 1863

Wielding fire and sword : the fifty-fourth Massachusetts and the raid on Darien, Georgia, June-July 1863

Fort Wagner, August-December 1863

Campaigning in the department of the south : The battle of Olustee and the Ashepoo River expedition, January-July 1864

Return to Kansas and one last fight : The battle of Westport, August-December 1864

A new order of things, 1865-1922