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MaryV at Mar 10, 2023 05:53 PM
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And wounded it was an awful
sight to behold it is by far the
hardest fought field of the
war we are more doing duty as [?]
Guards in Nagesstown There is no troops
here but ours and I think we will stay
here for some time whe had six wounded
and one killed Tho latter boy killed
by the side of [?] he was a
Colour bearer [?] + well
excepting [?] [?] on his arm
which excuses him from Duty The
boys are in good spirrits and hope
they will be permitted to stay here the
[?] of the war I have written
all the new and will close Give my
love to all the family and
write soon
From Your Friend
[?] Mc[?]

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And wounded it was an awful
sight to -- behold it is by far the
hardest fought field of the
war we are more doing duty as [?]
Guards in Nagesstown There is no troops
here but ours and I think we will stay
here for some time whe had six wounded
and one killed Tho latter boy killed
by the side of [?] he was a
Colour bearer [?] + well
excepting

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