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Cambridge (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): chapter 11
United States (United States) (search for this): chapter 11
Oxford County (Maine, United States) (search for this): chapter 11
Richmond (Virginia, United States) (search for this): chapter 11
Boston (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): chapter 11
Maine (Maine, United States) (search for this): chapter 11
X. Raw recruits. She asked for men, and up he spoke, my handsome and hearty Sam, “I'll die for the dear old Union, if she'll take me as I am ”: And if a better man than he there's mother that can show, From Maine to Minnesota, then let the people know. Lucy Larcom.
Many facts bearing upon the subject of this sketch have been already presented in the opening chapter, but much more remains to be told, and the reader will pardon me, I trust, for now injecting a little bit of personal history to illustrate what thousands of young men were doing at that time, and had been doing for months, as it leads up directly to the theme about to be considered.
After I had obtained the reluctant consent of my father to enlist,--my mother never gave hers,--the next step hecessary was to make selection of the organization with which to identify my fortunes.
I well remember the to me eventful August evening when that decision to enlist was arrived at. The Union army, then under McClellan, had
Washington (United States) (search for this): chapter 11
Minnesota (Minnesota, United States) (search for this): chapter 11
X. Raw recruits. She asked for men, and up he spoke, my handsome and hearty Sam, “I'll die for the dear old Union, if she'll take me as I am ”: And if a better man than he there's mother that can show, From Maine to Minnesota, then let the people know. Lucy Larcom.
Many facts bearing upon the subject of this sketch have been already presented in the opening chapter, but much more remains to be told, and the reader will pardon me, I trust, for now injecting a little bit of personal history to illustrate what thousands of young men were doing at that time, and had been doing for months, as it leads up directly to the theme about to be considered.
After I had obtained the reluctant consent of my father to enlist,--my mother never gave hers,--the next step hecessary was to make selection of the organization with which to identify my fortunes.
I well remember the to me eventful August evening when that decision to enlist was arrived at. The Union army, then under McClellan, had
Lucy Larcom (search for this): chapter 11
X. Raw recruits. She asked for men, and up he spoke, my handsome and hearty Sam, “I'll die for the dear old Union, if she'll take me as I am ”: And if a better man than he there's mother that can show, From Maine to Minnesota, then let the people know. Lucy Larcom.
Many facts bearing upon the subject of this sketch have been already presented in the opening chapter, but much more remains to be told, and the reader will pardon me, I trust, for now injecting a little bit of personal history to illustrate what thousands of young men were doing at that time, and had been doing for months, as it leads up directly to the theme about to be considered.
After I had obtained the reluctant consent of my father to enlist,--my mother never gave hers,--the next step hecessary was to make selection of the organization with which to identify my fortunes.
I well remember the to me eventful August evening when that decision to enlist was arrived at. The Union army, then under McClellan, had
Winfield S. Hancock (search for this): chapter 11