History Of The First Regiment, Delaware Volunteers, From The Commencement Of The "three Months' Service" To The Final Muster-out At The Close Of The Rebellion

This book is a detailed history of the First Regiment of Delaware Volunteers during the Civil War. It covers the regiment's formation, training, and deployment, including its participation in major battles such as Antietam and Gettysburg. The author, William P. Seville, was a Union officer who served in the regiment and later became a prominent lawyer and politician. His account offers a soldier's-eye view of the war and its impact on the men who fought it.

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