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Nine months to Gettysburg

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The battered stars

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Draws from letters, records, diaries, and newspaper accounts to provide a history of Vermont's role during Grant's Overland Campaign.

Something abides

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"In his new work, years in the making, historian Howard Coffin takes readers through every town in the Green Mountain State as he documents some 2,500 extant sites that were in some way touched by...

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Marching on

By Howard Coffin, Robert Willis Allen

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An Inland See

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"In his new work, years in the making, historian Howard Coffin takes readers through every town in the Green Mountain State as he documents some 2,500 extant sites that were in some way touched by...

America s Most Historic Corridor

By Howard Coffin, Will Curtis, Jane Curtis

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