Reminiscences of the Chattanooga Campaign. A Paper Read at the Reunion of Company B, Fortieth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, at Xenia, O., August 22, 1894; Volume 1

This essay by Isaac C. Doan provides a personal account of his experiences as a soldier in the Union Army during the Chattanooga Campaign of 1863. Doan vividly describes the horrors of battle and the hardships of military life, and his account provides valuable insight into the perspectives of Union soldiers during the Civil War. This book is a valuable primary source for historians and Civil War enthusiasts alike.

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