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Old 10-27-2006, 05:05 PM
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Default Greetings from the latest newbie.
Hello the camp.

I am one of those history nuts that keeps having a thread of research weave in and out of various eras. Hopefully I can have my questions about this era answered here, or have a little friendly push in the correct direction!

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Old 10-27-2006, 06:11 PM
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Welcome, Doc I hope you enjoy your stay and maybe finad an answer or two.
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Old 11-19-2006, 11:15 PM
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Doc,

Welcome to the site. The people here have a plethora (I love using that word) of knowledge and expertise. When it comes to information about the Civil War...we're full of it. A big Huzzah from the Republic of Wisconsin

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My dear mother:- I have come safely through two more terrible engagements with the enemy, that at South Mountain and the great battle of yesterday (Antietam). Our splendid regiment is almost destroyed. We have had nearly 400 men killed and wounded in the battles. Seven of our officers were shot and three killed in yesterday's battle and nearly 150 men killed and wounded. All from less than 300 engaged. The men have stood like iron....Maj. Rufus Dawes, 6th Wisconsin Volunteers
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Old 11-19-2006, 11:16 PM
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Welcome to the site. The people here have a plethora (I love using that word) of knowledge and expertise. When it comes to information about the Civil War...we're full of it. A big Huzzah from the Republic of Wisconsin

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My dear mother:- I have come safely through two more terrible engagements with the enemy, that at South Mountain and the great battle of yesterday (Antietam). Our splendid regiment is almost destroyed. We have had nearly 400 men killed and wounded in the battles. Seven of our officers were shot and three killed in yesterday's battle and nearly 150 men killed and wounded. All from less than 300 engaged. The men have stood like iron....Maj. Rufus Dawes, 6th Wisconsin Volunteers
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Old 11-23-2006, 11:56 PM
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Welcome from Texas.
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