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The Battle of Fredericksburg
Excerpted from A Brief History of the Thirty-fourth Regiment by Lieutenant Louis N. Chapin (1903): We come to the morning of December 11. At midnight before orders had arrived to be ready for a move at daybreak, and we were … Continue reading
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Scenes From a Battle
In my research for an historical novel that I am writing, I came across a book that was published in 1903 by Lieutenant Louis N. Chapin of the New York 34th Regiment. The 34th fought in the Battle of Antietam … Continue reading