Through the War and Thrice a Prisoner in Rebel Dungeons

This book is a memoir of John W. Urban, who served in the Union Army during the Civil War and was taken prisoner by Confederate forces multiple times. The book provides a firsthand account of life as a prisoner of war in the South, detailing the conditions, treatment, and experiences of Union soldiers during captivity. The book also sheds light on the experiences of ordinary soldiers in the Civil War and their contributions to American history. Readers interested in military history or memoirs of extraordinary people will find this book compelling.

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