We have moved our
camp about one hundred rods, are out of the mud, on high dry ground, where the
tents can be ventilated and the streets kept clean. I look for a great
improvement in the health of the regiment from this.
SOURCE: Alfred L.
Castleman, The Army of the Potomac. Behind the Scenes. A Diary of
Unwritten History; From the Organization of the Army, by General George B.
McClellan, to the close of the Campaign in Virginia about the First Day
January, 1863, p. 48
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