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Enlistment record from 15th New York National Guard. Includes occupation, age, address, birthplace, height, eye color, hair color, complexion, etc.

On January 9, 1862, Lewis H. Brown, a Civil War soldier, writes to his brother describing how bare the land is of crops in Virginia. He also writes of a few fellow soldiers in his camp. Posted from Camp Franklin.

On May 8, 1862, Lewis H. Brown, a Civil War soldier, writes to his brother describing his travels to Yorktown and a small skirmish on the outskirts of Yorktown where his friend, Baily, dies. He expects harder fighting as they push their way to Richmond.

On April 19, 1862, Lewis H. Brown, a Civil War soldier, writes to his brother explaining that his regiment had boarded a steam boat in Alexandria. Posted from USS S.R. Spaulding.

Glory was Their Destiny; Rancor was Their Legacy -- A Cadet's Soul Must be Malleable -- Days of High Adventure with the Army -- They Thought They Were Soldiers -- An Army Can't Dawdle -- To Joke-Or Not To Joke -- Finally, Cavalry the Way It was Meant to Be -- The Game Determines Who is the Best Man -- Who Would Macadamize the Highway to Hell -- A Hussar is a Thing of the Past -- The Stars Don't Just Shine on Anybody -- If You Can't Find Glory at Gettysburg -- Merritt Finds Mediocrity -- Charges of Madness; Charges of Glory.