Company D, 16 Maine Vols: A Brief History of the Individual Services of its Members, 1862-1865

This meticulously researched history provides a comprehensive look at the experiences of the members of Company D, 16th Maine Volunteers, during the Civil War. It includes detailed descriptions of battles, personal anecdotes, and biographical information on individual soldiers. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of the Civil War and the experiences of individual soldiers.
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