...ent, and, if the space admitted, a jig or clog dance was stepped out on a hard-tack box or other crude platform. Sometimes a real negro was brought in to enliven the occasion by patting and dancing Juba , or singing his quaint music. There were always plenty of them in or near camp ready to fill any gap, for they asked nothing better than to be with Massa Linkum's Sojers. But the men played...