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Thursday, September 10, 2026
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant John S. Morgan, Thursday, April 6, 1865
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The Rebs in front of us fired but little during the night, they shelled our working party at the 6 gun battery close by us from the mortar b...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant John S. Morgan, Monday, April 10, 1865
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All the Regts rec orders to be supplied with 5 days rations in their haver sacks. Capt Lacy was in our camp looking well & hearty. Mail ...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant John S. Morgan, Tuesday, April 11, 1865
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No marching orders yet this morning & as our teams had all been called for during the night & sent back to the landing for supplies ...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant John S. Morgan, Friday, April 14, 1865
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Spend a pleasant day, have a skiff ride, boys fishing a great deal. plenty of eels in the creek, the train gone in with 3 wounded of the 91s...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant John S. Morgan, Tuesday, April 18, 1865
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Rec orders to be ready for the road at 12. m. with 4 days rations officers & men. at noon rec orders to be ready at 6. a. m. tomorrow. I...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant John S. Morgan, Thursday, April 20, 1865
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Revelie at 3. Genl. at 4. column moves at 5. 33d in the rear. co. G. in the wagon train. very warm roads tolerably good. At 2½ P. M. leave t...
Monday, June 15, 2026
Diary of Gideon Welles, Tuesday, July 17, 1866
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Still excessively warm. Not much at the Cabinet to note. Stanton read a strange dispatch from Gen. George H. Thomas at Nashville, stating th...
Diary of Gideon Welles, Thursday, July 19, 1866
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The Democrats have had a large meeting at Reading in Pennsylvania. Mr. Blair is reported to have made an ultra speech, denouncing the intrig...
Wednesday, May 27, 2026
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant John S. Morgan, Friday, March 31, 1865
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Rested tolerably last night, At 8. A M. The batteries open on the Forts & keep up a vigorous shelling for 3 hours. P. M. the felled timb...
Tuesday, August 12, 2025
Official Reports of the Campaign in North Alabama and Middle Tennessee, November 14, 1864-January 23, 1865: No. 11. — Journal of the Fourth Army Corps.
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No. 11. Journal of the Fourth Army Corps. * PULASKI, TENN. November 14 . —5 a.m., received dispatch from General Hatch, dated Taylor...
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