Fragments Amid Battle and Army Life in Civil War Camp
The narrative describes Civil War combat near forts, with the third Brigade advancing through ruin and prisoners back to rear, while a flotilla and fortifications endure. It then shifts to postwar camp life in Montgomery and Tuskegee where soldiers discuss resignation, military law, and the balance between liberty and discipline.
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Morley
Carr
Gedds
Everal
Tensaw
Fort McIntosh
Blakely
Confederacy
Mobile
Rapidan
Van
Cutler
Phil Cutler
Ivan
United States
Rebel Relics and Civil War Verse From Camp Dialogues
In a Civil War camp a debate on slavery and codes triggers a monologue praising unity, followed by a mock reading of verse about Nashville, Franklin, and Union valor. Ivan quarrels over a poem while Henry mocks him, then the group recalls George Raymond’s letter about a Raleigh to Richmond march and the pace set by two ambitious corps commanders.
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Hope
Téoutenant
Nashville
Wisconsin
Mongomery
Spanish Fort
Alabama
Montgomery
Richard Cecil
Tuskegee
Lyon Clermont
Henry Selden
Cmpany
Hank
Joel Woodhead
Henry
Van
Cap
Uncle Sam
David Lindsay
the Mount
Ivan Clermont
Jones
Phil Cutler
van Here
Cutler
Ivan
United States
Charles Sumner
Code Militatrie
Veolly
Sherman Hind
Hood
Ohio
Tennessee
Pulaski’s
Tinwood
Columbia
Franklin
Nashvile
Cumberland
Far
Gulf
State House
Negly Fortress
Thagjay
Ésoldiér
Hell
Camden
George Raymond
Raleigh
Richmond
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