Civil War Diary of Robert Armstrong, Sergeant, 66th Indiana Infantry, 1862-1865

Robert Armstrong was a Union soldier from Indiana who served as a sergeant in the 66th Indiana Infantry during the Civil War. His diary, which he kept faithfully throughout the conflict, offers a gripping and personal account of the war and its impact on ordinary soldiers and civilians. This edition includes additional historical context and background information to provide a fuller understanding of Armstrong's experiences.
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