The Thirty-Ninth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers, 1862-1865

The Thirty-Ninth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers, 1862-1865

An Intimate Look at Union Soldiers' SacrificesBy Alfred S. Roe
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In "The Thirty-Ninth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers, 1862-1865," Alfred S. Roe meticulously chronicles the experiences of this Civil War regiment, offering a detailed account of their formation, engagements, and the social dynamics of military life during a tumultuous period in American history. Written in a narrative style that blends historical analysis and personal memoir, Roe's work provides not only a timeline of battles and campaigns but also delves into the psychological and communal aspects of soldiering. The book stands as a significant contribution to Civil War literature, illuminating the sacrifices and camaraderie forged in the crucible of conflict, while situating the regiment's story against the broader tapestry of 19th-century America and the dynamics of the Civil War itself. Alfred S. Roe, a historian and veteran, draws upon his passion for military history and personal insights garnered from his background in military service. His dedication to preserving the legacy of soldiers who fought in the Civil War reflects a profound gratitude and respect for their sacrifices. Roe'Äôs insights are enriched by thorough research, including regimental records, personal letters, and contemporary accounts, making this work not just a personal endeavor but an academic one steeped in historical significance. This meticulously researched volume is recommended for scholars, historians, and any reader interested in understanding the complexities of the Civil War through the lens of individual regiments. Roe's account is a compelling reminder of the heroism of ordinary men faced with extraordinary circumstances, providing invaluable insights for both academic study and general readership.

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GenreHistory
Length19 hrs 49 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 27, 2023
LanguageEnglish

Table of contents

1BATTLES IN WHICH THE THIRTY-NINTH BORE A PART
26JOINING THE POTOMAC ARMY
2IN THE BEGINNING
27AT THE FRONT
3LYNNFIELD
28IN VIRGINIA
4COMPANY A
29FIRST ARMY CORPS.
5COMPANY B.
30FIRST ANNIVERSARY.
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6COMPANY C.
31THE RAPIDAN.
7COMPANY D.
32A BACKWARD MOVE
8COMPANY E.
33CAMPAIGN OF MANEUVERS.
9COMPANY F.
34BRANDY STATION
10COMPANY G.
35MINE RUN
11COMPANY H.
36TOWARDS WINTER QUARTERS
12COMPANY I.
37MITCHELL'S STATION
13COMPANY K.
381864
14BOXFORD
39MASONIC LODGE
15BOXFORD TO WASHINGTON.
40MITCHELL'S STATION AND THE SCHOOL IN CAMP
16POTOMAC CROSSED.
41STILL IN CAMP.
17ON THE MARCH.
42THE WILDERNESS
18PICKET DUTY.
43THE BATTLE OF THE WILDERNESS
19STUART'S RAID.
44SPOTTSYLVANIA
20MOVING AGAIN
45NORTH ANNA RIVER
21OFFUTT'S CROSS ROADS
46COLD HARBOR
22POOLESVILLE
47TOWARDS THE JAMES RIVER
231863
48PETERSBURG
24A RAINY MARCH
491865.
25WASHINGTON.
50IN REBEL PRISONS.

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