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"Personal Recollections and Civil War Diary, 1864" offers a compelling firsthand account of service in the American Civil War. Written by Lemuel Abijah Abbott, this volume presents his personal recollections alongside his Civil War diary entries from 1864, providing a unique and intimate perspective on the conflict.
Abbott's narrative follows his experiences within the 10th Vermont Infantry Regiment, offering insights into the daily lives, challenges, and sacrifices of soldiers during this pivotal period in American history. This meticulously prepared edition offers readers a direct connection to the past, capturing the immediacy and intensity of wartime experiences through the eyes of a participant.
A valuable resource for those interested in the Civil War, Vermont's role in the conflict, and military history, this book provides a personal and human dimension to the larger historical narrative. Explore the realities of Civil War soldiering through Abbott's diary and reflections, a testament to the enduring power of individual stories within the grand sweep of history.
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