This is an insightful book offering a first-hand account of the life of unionist soldiers during the Civil War, focusing on the experiences of the twelfth Vermont regiment. This book reveals the beliefs and values of Vermont Unionists and testimonials to their sufferings, endurance, and sacrifices in a war that threatens the very survival of the human spirit.

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