Army Life in Virginia. Letters From the Twelfth Vermont Regiment and Personal Experiences of Volunte

Drawing on his experiences as a soldier in the Union army during the Civil War, George Benedict offers a vivid and personal account of the hardships and triumphs of army life. This collection of letters and memoirs provides a valuable glimpse into the realities of war, as well as the bonds of camaraderie and sacrifice that formed among those who fought for a common cause.

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