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"The Story of the Thirty-second Regiment, Massachusetts Infantry: Whence it came; where it went; what it saw, and what it did" offers a meticulously researched account of one regiment's experience during the American Civil War. Penned by Francis J. Parker, this detailed history chronicles the Thirty-second Regiment of Massachusetts Infantry from its formation to its disbandment.
A valuable resource for those interested in military history and the role of Massachusetts in the Union Army, the book explores the regiment's engagements, movements, and the lives of the soldiers who served. It provides insight into the everyday realities of warfare and the challenges faced by both officers and enlisted men. As a regimental history, it offers a focused lens through which to examine the broader context of the Civil War. This enduring record serves as a testament to the dedication and sacrifice of the Thirty-second Regiment, providing a crucial contribution to the historical understanding of the conflict.
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