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https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/virginia-politics/from-the-attics-and-shoeboxes-of-virginia-a-trove-of-historical-gold/2016/11/05/20770b7e-a065-11e6-a44d-cc2898cfab06_story.html?tid=sm_fb&linkId=31009046
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Such a sad sad letter from this poor unfortunate soldier. So many died at Gettysburg.
What a wake-up letter. Very soberly written, so pain was dampened by morphine or shock. Still hoping for victory of his side but still takes a moment to mention being treated well by his enemy. Reading this letter is one of memorable moments of researching history. Thanks for sharing !
Wow. What to say...I am so glad they gave him the pen and paper and actually sent the letter out!
Soldiers in situations like this, have a high respect for each other. It's a respect & bond that extends beyond the lines that cannot be explained to others, - or maybe even each other.
Wow again! I went to the site and read about this amazing story! You are right, A great story! 33,000 ;) This is a great post. Thank you.
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