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It is July 19, 1863.
A soldier from New York named Calvin Haynes is writing to his wife, Lucy, from a Federal encampment in northern Virginia.
Two weeks earlier, he had fought at Gettysburg, and he describes the battle in this letter.
Dear Wife,
We have had an awful march and a terrible battle.
A great many of our boys were killed or wounded.
By Brenda ElthonIt is July 19, 1863.
A soldier from New York named Calvin Haynes is writing to his wife, Lucy, from a Federal encampment in northern Virginia.
Two weeks earlier, he had fought at Gettysburg, and he describes the battle in this letter.
Dear Wife,
We have had an awful march and a terrible battle.
A great many of our boys were killed or wounded.