Soldier Sentimet - A Very Interesting Army Letter
The article is a letter from a private detailing his experience at Folly Island, within viewing distance of the rebel Fort Sumpter. He rebuts the claims the Northern papers make about the Union soldiers' desires to fight, admitting that he and his regiment want to see a peaceful end to the war...
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| Language: | English |
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The Democratic Watchman
1863
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| Online Access: | http://digital.libraries.psu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/pabooknews/id/453 |
| Summary: | The article is a letter from a private detailing his experience at Folly Island, within viewing distance of the rebel Fort Sumpter. He rebuts the claims the Northern papers make about the Union soldiers' desires to fight, admitting that he and his regiment want to see a peaceful end to the war as badly as anyone else. |
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