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Browsing named entities in a specific section of Sergeant Oats, Prison Life in Dixie: giving a short history of the inhuman and barbarous treatment of our soldiers by rebel authorities. Search the whole document.
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Andersonville, Ga. (Georgia, United States) (search for this): chapter 16
Chapter 15: the Presidential election.
False Promises of exchange.
searching for acquaintances.
Presidential election.
the result
Any one can see by my description of Camp Lawton, that it was a better place than Andersonville.
Still it lacked a good deal of being a fit place in which to spend the winter.
When Tom and I entered, about the first of November, 1864, there were about ten thousand men there.
They were all corralled on the west side of the creek, and were without shelter, except such miserable apologies as we saw in Andersonville.
Nearly all the men in the prison were from that horrid pen-taken out on promise of exchange, only to keep them docile and tractable till they could get them to a safer place.
It is mean to raise hopes and dash them down, and the effect was plainly seen here in the large number in which hope was dead, and who were anxious to be dead literally, as the only way to escape from woes that had become unbearable.
Tom
) (Mississippi, United States) (search for this): chapter 16
John Brown (search for this): chapter 16
Lincoln (search for this): chapter 16
McCellan (search for this): chapter 16
McClellan (search for this): chapter 16
Marcus Regulus (search for this): chapter 16
November 1st, 1864 AD (search for this): chapter 16
Chapter 15: the Presidential election.
False Promises of exchange.
searching for acquaintances.
Presidential election.
the result
Any one can see by my description of Camp Lawton, that it was a better place than Andersonville.
Still it lacked a good deal of being a fit place in which to spend the winter.
When Tom and I entered, about the first of November, 1864, there were about ten thousand men there.
They were all corralled on the west side of the creek, and were without shelter, except such miserable apologies as we saw in Andersonville.
Nearly all the men in the prison were from that horrid pen-taken out on promise of exchange, only to keep them docile and tractable till they could get them to a safer place.
It is mean to raise hopes and dash them down, and the effect was plainly seen here in the large number in which hope was dead, and who were anxious to be dead literally, as the only way to escape from woes that had become unbearable.
Tom an
November (search for this): chapter 16