Soldier Letter From Camp Mironert Nashville 1863
Army correspondent from Camp Mironert Nashville describes moving from Clarksville to the city, muddy camps, and picket duty. He details Confederate glimpses, northern sympathy debates, and calls for unity, duty to families, and support for Lincoln and the Union as Rosecrans readies for further action. He notes harsh winter, logistics, and possible Vicksburg campaigns.
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Aurora Commercial
Mironert
Nashville
Tenn
68Th
Horizon
Clarkyville
Cumberland River
Hardin Pike
Mitchell
Darter
Rosecrans
Indiana
Psymaster
Dearborn County
4Th
Forward Look to Vicksburg and Peaceful Return
Cantos writes of hopeful days after Union capture of Vicksburg with strongholds to fall and an amicable settlement. He notes the 16th Regiment’s improving health despite many losses, and the troops’ good spirits as rising water threatens their base. More to come.
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Frat Creex
Prairie Grove
van Buren
Dixie
Praine Grove
Montgomery
6Ld
Wilson Creek
Pea Ridge
Arkansas
Springfield
Schofield
White River
Jumper
Herron
Forsyth
Adoption
Missouri
Batesville
Vicksburg
Stara and Stripes
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Prairie Grov
Rosecrans
Murfreesboro
God of Nations
Ives
Fielja
Fir
Ann
Indiana
Morton
Rebi
Abraham Lincoln
United States
America
Fanny
Fife
Badaga
16Th
Berzz Prain
Potomac
B. Lewis
Potomac River
Mattox Creek
Normandy Bay
Mittox Creek
Blackstone Island
Col
Gavin
Army of the Potomac
Co. A
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