Product Overview
From Follett
Includes bibliographical references (page 375-413) and index.;A full-fledged soldier -- Kentucky -- First blood in Tennessee -- One by one the boys pass away -- Glory enough for one day -- Chickamauga and furlough -- Paper coller service -- On to Atlanta -- Chasing Hood -- We have surely done a big work: the march to the sea -- South Carolina: a God forsaken region -- Bentonville, Raleigh, and war's end -- Going home. The Civil War diary of three years in the life of William Bluffton Miller following his enlistement in the 75th Indiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment, featurng his daily activities as well as his thoughts and observations about the war and the issues it was being fought over.
From the Publisher
In the summer of 1862, carpenter William Bluffton Miller left his wife and infant son and enlisted in Company K, 75th Indiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment. He began a detailed diary that for three years would record his daily activities as well as his thoughts and observations on his own experiences and the larger issues of the divisive war.