Civil War Regiments

Civil War Regiments

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Civil War Regiments episodes

  • Execution in the Snow
    Private James Turner, of the 6th Texas Infantry, describes witnessing the execution of a deserter while in Winter Quarters.
    6 min
  • Recruiting Horses
    Corporal George Wilson, of the 17th Indiana Infantry, describes recruiting horses and mules in the countryside of Tennessee as his unit was converted into a mounted command.
    4 min
  • Practical Jokes
    Private Theodore Gerrish, of the 20th Maine Infantry, describes practical jokes played on new recruits during Winter Quarters.
    9 min
  • I Cried Like A Child
    Colonel Edward Noyes, of the 39th Ohio, describes an attack by his regiment outside of Atlanta on July 4, 1864, in which he was severely wounded.
    7 min
  • Tug of War
    J.P. Cannon, of the 27th Alabama Infantry, describes the collapse of the Army of Tennessee at the Battle of Nashville in December 1864.
    8 min
  • Eat All The Apples You Can
    Rufus Robbins, of the 7th Massachusetts Infantry, writes a letter to his parents, thanking them for gifts sent, and inquiring on life back home.
    4 min
  • We Were Only Boys
    Rice Bull, of the 123rd New York Infantry, describes the feelings and duties of a new recruit in the service of the Federal army.
    8 min

About Civil War Regiments

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The Civil War Regiments Podcast is a collection of accounts and diary entries of the common soldiers of the American Civil War, along with unit histories and battle narratives, to help educate and…