Four Years With The Iron Brigade: The Civil War Journals Of William R Ray, Co. F, Seventh Wisconsin Infantry,New Doreen We Tell Ourselves We'D Like

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Four Years With The Iron Brigade: The Civil War Journals Of William R Ray, Co. F, Seventh Wisconsin Infantry,New Doreen We Tell Ourselves We'D LikeThe Recently Discovered Journal Of William Ray Of The Seventh Wisconsin Is The Most Important Primary Source Ever Of Soldier Life In One Of The War'S Most Famous Fighting Organizations. No Other Collection Of Letters Or Diaries Comes Close To It. Two Days Before His Regiment Left Wisconsin In 1861, The Twentythreeyearold Blacksmith Began, As He Described It, 'To Keep Account' Of His Life In What Became The 'Iron Brigade Of The West.' Ray'S Journal