Centrally located and only a few hours from the front lines, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, became a very important crossroads for the Union war effort. Inside the city, Camp Curtain was the Civil War equivalent of Fort Bragg or Paris Island.
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"Anyone interested in the Army of the Potomac and Pennsylvania units will find the book a gold mine of information." -- The Courier
"This study opens a brand-new vista for Civil War research and writing." -- Bud Robertson
"This study opens a brand-new vista for Civil War research and writing." -- Bud Robertson
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This book describes the background, training, and leisure time activities of the soldiers as well as the interactions between war and society. It adds an important chapter to the story of the common soldier. This is an account of the war from the soldier's point of view.
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