A Country Boy's First Three Months in the Army

This book is a firsthand account of life in the military during the Civil War. It follows a young man from rural America as he enlists in the army, experiences basic training, and participates in his first battles. The book provides a unique perspective on the war and its effects on ordinary soldiers.

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