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A house divided against itself
A house divided against itself

By Bob O Connor

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Tells the story of John Wesley Culp of the 2nd Virginia, Stonewall Brigade and his brother, William Esaias Culp of the 87th Pennsylvania, who fought against each other during the U.S. Civil War in...

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A sergeant s story
A sergeant s story

By Jacob J. Zorn

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A Quaker goes to war
A Quaker goes to war

By William Harvey Walter

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The diary (1864-1867) of William Harvey Walter a Quaker of Kennett, Chester County, Pennsylvania, who served with the Union army during the Civil War, 1863-1865.

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Personal Recollections of the Sioux War With the Eighth Minnesota Company F
A Civil War Union soldier describes his army life as three years of Hard marches, hard crackers, and hard beds, and pickett guard in a desolate country
Francis 3138
Francis 3138

By Francis Shumway

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It Has Seamed Like War Today
As You May Never See Us Again
A sergeant's story
A sergeant's story

By Jacob J. Zorn

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ONE OF JACKSON S FOOT CAVALRY Civil War Series

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