A Soldier of the Cumberland: Memoir of Mead Holmes Jr., Sergeant of Company K, 21st Regiment Wisconsin VolunteersAmerican tract society, 1864 - 226 pages This book is a father's memorial about his son who served in the Army during the Civil War. |
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