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War Diary of Luman Harris Tenney

January 7, 2014

7th. Regt. passed by to Strawberry Plains to turn over horses and equipments. Saw Col. Garrard and got his photo. Bade him goodbye. Gave me a compliment. Got relieved. Saw Miner—full of bombast and gas.

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Civil War Diary kept by W. R. Clack, Co. B, 43rd Regiment, Tennessee Volunteers.
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Following the American Civil War Sesquicentennial with day by day writings of the time, currently 1863.

War Diary of Luman Harris Tenney

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Observations of the Civil War — sorted by source.