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strategy which was the
rooms on thereood flome were
to be immediately receiped
of cole was the
men at the Com's startlance filled
memorone like bolsters, downsouth
brae strakhad come from all parte
of the North funther sheete,
Hong before
might over forth clean white bide
were prodividually + vollectively, letting
the gland buseg, whiched came from the
(13)
Polosmac, tothength
thoughts of homewhich they were
impatient -togive
coldier. inna a letters writter Mr. ittentoris Knappede:- father
Insure yourit did looksonficiate
The injury is to see that the beds
rooms are properly kept. that meale
needed attention are furnished to
such of the men as annordwill enough
togo downtothe e
teat commissione, and shints
furnish private some foranyman men
who require special care. she is a
generous Union Homan, witha son
of 19 declined for the army on the
ownaccoutshhas donea a great
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