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January — June, 1864
Date: February 3, 1864
Author: Thomas D. Christie
Location: Vicksburg, Mississippi
Addressee: James C. Christie
Description:
Thomas writes about foraging operations in the area around the camp,
delays in obtaining a furlough, and about debating at the
Vicksburg Union Literary Society.
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Date: March 13, 1864
Author: Thomas D. Christie
Location: Vicksburg, Mississippi
Addressee: Sarah J. Christie
Description:
Thomas, acting as Sergeant, is brought in front of the captain by a drunken
General Chambers, who believes that he was insulted by one of the Battery's
soldiers.
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Date: May 13, 1864
Author: William G. Christie
Location: Athens, Alabama
Addressee: James C. Christie
Description:
Now in camp, William recounts the march. He also describes the use of snuff among Southerners.
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Date: June 5, 1864
Author: Thomas D. Christie
Location: Rome, Georgia
Addressee: James C. Christie
Description:
Thomas describes the march to the Rome area,
and the fighting that occurred near Moulton.
The march was very exhausting and the men were
low on sleep.
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Date: June 8, 1864
Author: Thomas D. Christie
Location: Near Ackworth, Georgia
Addressee: Alexander S. Christie
Description:
Thomas details the position of the Battery as they prepare for battle.
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