Mother, I seat myself once more to pen a few lines
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Overview
Creator:
Sunderland, Darwin
Subject:
Sunderland, Darwin
Coverage:
106th Regiment, NYSV
Coverage:
Beatton River, VA
Source:
Original letter: ink on paper, 4 p.
Language:
English Rights
Rights Management:
Original materials may be protected by the Copyright Law of the United States (more information). Date Original (Precise):
November 8, 1862
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Date Digital:
September 26, 2011
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8 Excerpt:
Mother,
I seat myself once more to pen a few lines to you. On the 7th Nov we made a forward movement and we marched to Kelleys fort a distance of 14 miles from camp and there found a few rebs on picket there.
I seat myself once more to pen a few lines to you. On the 7th Nov we made a forward movement and we marched to Kelleys fort a distance of 14 miles from camp and there found a few rebs on picket there.