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“A better-than-average, daily account of the life and campaigns of a unit in the VI Corps; Westbrook used a number of rich sources, including the diaries of eight of his comrades.” Civil War Books.

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“Volume II contains the only known papers of the beloved commander of the VI Corps who was killed at Spotsylvania.” Civil War Books. Volume I contains pre-war letters, including many from the Mexican War.

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Couch was a member of the famous West Point class of 1846. Couch “...distinguished himself as a combat commander during the early days of the Army of the Potomac and at the 1864 Battle of Nashville. As a commander of the Department of the Susquehanna, Couch had the thankless task of defending the State of Pennsylvania during two destructive Confederate incursions....this work will long stand as the definitive biography of the general.” Ted Alexander.

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“An almost complete day-by-day account by a young officer who campaigned from First Bull Run through Spotsylvania.” Civil War Books. Favill served in the 57th New York and also on General Zook’s staff.

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This is a previously unpublished memoir and regimental history by Horace Knight Ide, a member of the unit. The cavalry regiment served in the Eastern theater: campaigning in the Shenandoah Valley; fighting against Mosby; riding against CSA cavalry in the Gettysburg, Rappahannock, Wilderness, Yellow Tavern, and Haw’s Shop conflicts; and taking part in the Appomattox surrender.

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Miller served as a drummer in co. H, 2nd New York Heavy Artillery Regiment which became one of the units transferred to infantry duty in the Army of the Potomac in 1864. Miller saw action at Spotsylvania, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, and Appomattox.

Miller is one of the personalities that visitors may follow at Pamplin Park.

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The 71st Pa. Vol. served at Ball’s Bluff. Later, the unit saw heavy action on the Peninsula. At Antietam, the regiment suffered its greatest loss when ambushed in the West Woods. Later in the war, the unit assaulted Marye’s Heights, helped repulse Pickett’s Charge, and served in the 1864 Overland Campaign.

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Bowen joined the 12th US Infantry in 1861. During his 3 years of enlistment, he rose to the rank of sergeant. He participated in 15 battles from Yorktown to Petersburg. His descriptions of army life and of combat are often graphic. He comments on leaders, officers, and political affairs. Memoirs by US Regulars are few and far between. This particular memoir is quoted frequently in Jeff Wert’s The Sword of Lincoln.

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This biography focuses on Wadsworth’s war record. He served on McDowell’s staff at 1st Bull Run, commanded the defenses of Washington during the Peninsula Campaign, played a key role at Chancellorsville & Gettysburg, and was mortally wounded at the Wilderness. Krumwiede provides excellent material on all of these campaigns. Well researched!