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Sickness
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Showing posts with label
Sickness
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Saturday, August 8, 2026
Diary of Private John J. Wyeth, March 30, 1863
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SIEGE AT WASHINGTON. It has rained nearly all this week, and until yesterday we have been loafing, trying to kill time. Last night our com...
Sunday, August 2, 2026
Daniel Webster to Millard Fillmore, September 28, 1851
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(EXTRACT.) Marshfield, September 28, 1851. MY DEAR SIR, — I heard with great pleasure of your arrival at Washington in safety and good healt...
Monday, July 27, 2026
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, January 16, 1863
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Freezing in the shade Icesicles to our cabbin eves 18 inches to 2 ft long the ponds of water covered with thin ice, forenoon snowing moderat...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, January 17, 1863
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Ice on the ponds in Helena is barely sufficient to beare up a man & some are sliding & occasionally one breaks in & gets wet, so...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, Sunday, January 18, 1863
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Morning a fiew boys ventured on the ice some broke in. the day was mild & the snow melted fast, & the mud is in great abundance, at ...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, January 19, 1863
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My back is yet suffering I fear it is rheumatism Our Capt TM Fee has gone out with a squad of men on picket his first adventure here SOURC...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, January 20, 1863
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My back is not much better Evening Capt TM Fee & 1 took a little tramp, & visited the fine former residence of the Rebble Brig Genl ...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, January 27, 1863
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I am suffering with pain in my back, I dobed some on our cabbin & visited Genl Washburns Head Quarters in the Rebble Brig Genl Tappans h...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, January 28, 1863
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Morning cold the mud froze so it bears a man up, The Cavilry took a skout yesterday afternoon & about 200 of them went out to a Rebble b...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, January 30, 1863
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I am suffering with pains in all my bones & am indifference to moving when seated We drilled some in bayonet exersize, the volts; passad...
Tuesday, July 14, 2026
Diary of Lieutenant-Colonel John Beatty, January 25, 1862
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We are not studying so much as we were . The General's grasp has relaxed, and he does not hold us with a tight reign and stiff bit any ...
Tuesday, June 16, 2026
Diary of 5th Sergeant Lawrence Van Alstyne, February 20, 1863
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Captain Bostwick came to see me to-day. Two men died last night, one in the hospital and the other in his tent. I don't feel as well to-...
Diary of 5th Sergeant Lawrence Van Alstyne, February 21, 1863
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Think I am really better to-day. If I keep on I'll soon be out of this and with the boys again. But they all come in to see the sick as ...
Diary of 5th Sergeant Lawrence Van Alstyne, Wednesday, March 4, 1863
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I have been very sick. This is the first time I have felt able to make a mark with a pencil. I was taken in the night, after the day I thoug...
Diary of 5th Sergeant Lawrence Van Alstyne, March 10, 1863
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Don't feel quite so smart as I did. This getting well is slow business. SOURCE: Lawrence Van Alstyne, Diary of an Enlisted Man , p. ...
Diary of 5th Sergeant Lawrence Van Alstyne, March 14, 1863
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Not feeling so good these last few days. SOURCE: Lawrence Van Alstyne, Diary of an Enlisted Man , p. 90
Diary of 5th Sergeant Lawrence Van Alstyne, March 16, 1863
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Ben Crowther is awful sick. He is a fine fellow and we hate to lose him. He is of better stuff than the average of us. I wish I could kill h...
Diary of 5th Sergeant Lawrence Van Alstyne, March 18, 1863
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Too much excitement yesterday and I feel like two weeks ago. The doctor says I will have these setbacks though and it is only a part of the ...
Diary of 5th Sergeant Lawrence Van Alstyne, March 20, 1863
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Orderly Holmes is very sick. His discharge is under his pillow (or knapsack). He lies in a room next to this and I can hear him talk, giving...
Diary of 5th Sergeant Lawrence Van Alstyne, March 27, 1863
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Have been downstairs. My legs just made out to get me there and back. Will they ever get strong again? But I am getting there, slow but sure...
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