Newton's story, continued ...
Colby 116: Patient Patient
Newton's story, continued ...
Newton's story, continued ...
1863: Newton writes of his road to recovery & quest for a furlough ...
A brother's concern about the wartime hospital system ...
Mounting casualties feed anti-war sentiment at the North ...
Colby's health woes continue, but he returns to duty at last ...
The 39th MA's casualty cases are going nowhere fast ...
1862: Newton's troubles are far from over...
Some of the men are "hardier" than others ...
Eviction day for Colby's corporeal guests ...
1862: The sick tent has other inhabitants, besides the patients ...
1862: Colby succumbs to medical treatment ...
1862: And now we have a diagnosis!
1862: Finally, illness comes to Colby ...
1862: The regimental surgeon is an expert ... in foiling fakers!
1862: Jonas falls first, and the men line up ...
1862: Colby's on sick leave, waiting to catch a ride back up to the front ...
1862: Colby gets an unexpected holiday break as Christmas approaches ...
1862: Freeman checks up on his little brother ...
1835: Larkin Weed writes home to his sister Phebe at Sandwich, describing his experiences in a single day of classes ...
1862: Even worse than property damage is the abuse of former slaves by Northern soldiers ...
1863: Dr. Esther Hill Hawks confronts many of her own racial preconceptions when she finds herself managing the camp hospital that receives over 500 wounded men of the 54th MA following their assault on Fort Wagner...
1862: You're in the army now.
1862: The 39th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment has high standards for its recruitsβ¦
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