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Reminiscences of Vermont Brigade at Fredericksburg and Civil War Camp Life
A long, detailed reminiscence recounts Vermont troops at White Oak Church Virginia in spring 1863, the march to Fredericksburg, and the May battles including Marye's Hill. It covers weather, rations, hardships, unit actions, notable acts of courage, and the brigade's role in repelling Confederate assaults with vivid anecdotes and personal glimpses.
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Vermont Helgade
Vermont Brigade
Potomac
Rappalinoneck
White Oak Cburch
Virginia
Vermont
Lincoln
Hooker
Sutter
Peck
Hartford
Ife
Ava
Samuel W. Bailey
Gibbi
Phillip W. Crosty
A. J. Ae Bae
Redericksburg
Pinnk Road
Frederickaburg
Wald
Fredericksur
Fredericksburg
Troat
Signal Corps
Trengthen Hooker
Chancelloraville
Mrankin's
K. N. Drury
Co. K
St. Mary's Heights
Sedgwick Tay
Frederick
Howe
Kieke
New Jersey
Walbridge
Major Tyler
Regiment der Bach
Tan Verdes
Foreman
St. Mary's Hill
6Th
Nevers
Harly
Lermy
Sedgwick
Robert the Theorpa
Early
Chanvelloraville
Salem Church
Predertekaburg
Lind
Pireen
Lee
Karly
Pontoga
Ly Alnyworth
Francia A. Gleason
Francia A. Gleason, Co., C
Sedwick
Mar
Cemetery Hill
Ponteton
Celguts
Banks Yard
Geo
Torver
Thompson
Narpal Williston
Episcopal Church
Capt. Lord's Tavern
Thealti
Salem
Charles Thompson
Connecticut River
Yanning
Ubioo
Williston & Trier
Virgo
Rehiea
Uhewhire
James Fisk
Ty Eat
Jordan
Walnut
Terrace
North
Grove
Oak
Barnuss
Williston
Tyler Gardner C. Hall
Calvie
New York
Killiot Street
Congregational Church
Boyden
Hunt Howe
Col. Hoo
Bulding
Vandeome
B.D. Harrie