What a New York Trooper Saw of the War

In this gripping memoir, Charles Fuller describes his experiences as a member of the New York State Troops during the American Civil War. From the hardships of camp life to the horrors of the battlefield, Fuller provides vivid and emotional descriptions of his time in service. This book is a powerful testament to the sacrifices made by ordinary men during America's deadliest conflict.

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