Confederate Losses During the Civil War Analysis 1861-65
A letter from 1869 discusses Confederate casualties, wounded and prisoners, estimating total deaths near 200,000 with 600,000 active forces, and analyzes disease versus battle fatalities. It cites hospital returns, exchange limits, and the Confederate manpower dynamics.
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