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But no they must fix the cause of a drunken commander upon us before they could [[leave?]] us. Mark this young aspirant for the glory of war. for from it grows a sad tale of misery and suffering and even death that fell on many brave soldiers. I am now approaching a period in this narrative that will illustrate the wickedness of war more fully than anything I have yet told.
But no they must fix the curse of a drunken commander upon us before they could [[leave?]] us. Mark this young aspirant for the glory of war for from it grows a sad tale of misery and suffering and even death that fell on many brave soldiers. I am now approaching a period in this narative that will illustrate the wickedness of war more fully than anything I have yet told.
Wednesday May 11th. I have got through the Grammar today and commenced reviewing I shall pay particular attention to punctuation in my review.
Thursday May 12th. Accounts still come of hard fighting. I have been studying punctuation today Hezekiah and I took a walk after dinner, and in the evening C.O. Thomas and I walked out.
Friday May 13th The papers bring glorious news from the front. The old [[2nd?]] Corps has covered itself with what fools call glory, that is to say it has slain and captured a host. Jim [[Jemson?]] Hezekiah and I took a walk gathering flowers this morning. Berdan and I a pleasant walk this evening. And after that I had a long walk and gas with that specimen known under the cognomen of Charley Graves. I have been studying punctuation today.

Revision as of 21:45, 8 April 2020

But no they must fix the curse of a drunken commander upon us before they could leave? us. Mark this young aspirant for the glory of war for from it grows a sad tale of misery and suffering and even death that fell on many brave soldiers. I am now approaching a period in this narative that will illustrate the wickedness of war more fully than anything I have yet told.

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