The product is an original 1864 Civil War soldier's letter from the 42nd Regiment of Massachusetts, discussing the battle and Sheridan's army. This piece of militaria collectible provides a unique insight into the historical context of the Civil War, specifically focusing on the role of the 42nd Regiment in the conflict. It is a valuable artifact that adds to the historical significance of the Civil War period in the United States.
Nice Civil War soldier's letter home to his mother letting her know how things were going for him during the war.
Letter dated "Oct. 7th, 64".
Talks about Sheridan's army, Shenandoah Valley, Manassas Gap, meeting the 202nd Pennsylvania Regiment, along with many other things his group did.
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