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and conversing with hundreds of Northern and Southern soldiers from corps commanders all the way down to privates

The Civil War Infantryman: In Camp, on the March, and in Battle (Coco CA) Section- African Americans and Freedom Cain at Gettysburg and HellGreg Coco According to Lt. Edmund Patterson of the 9th Alabama Infantry, one knows nothing at all about [combat] until he has participated in it. Pattersons observations and a host of others by soldiers of the North and South shed some light on the subject of Civil War battles and the conduct and experiences of the soldiers who fought them in The Civil War Infantryman. Historian Greg Cocos expert handling of the material conveys what food they ate,