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"An Artilleryman's Diary" offers a compelling firsthand account of the American Civil War through the eyes of Jenkin Lloyd Jones, a soldier in the 6th Wisconsin Light Artillery. This meticulously prepared edition presents Jones's wartime experiences, providing invaluable insights into the daily life, challenges, and realities faced by Union Army artillerymen.
From the training camps to the heat of battle, Jones chronicles the movements and engagements of his unit, offering a unique perspective on the war's progression. Readers interested in military history, particularly the role of artillery in the American Civil War, will find this diary an absorbing and informative resource. It sheds light on the experiences of the United States Army and the men who served within the Wisconsin Light Artillery. A vital contribution to Civil War history and military biography.
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