Colby 70: Too Sick to Mind

1862: Finally, illness comes to Colby ...

Colby 69: Treatment

1862: The regimental surgeon is an expert ... in foiling fakers!

Colby 68: Sick Call

1862: Jonas falls first, and the men line up ...

Colby 65: Officers

1862: As an independent New Englander, Colby chafes at the army's rigid protocols ...

Colby 64: “Even the Negroes”

1862: Colby vents his jealousy of the treatment received by former slaves ...

Colby 63: Guarding Rebel Property

1862: Colby's complaints against the army's anti-foraging policies ...

Colby 62: Thus Far

1862: Colby takes stock of the war ...

Colby 61: Mail

1862: News and views from the old NH home ...

Colby 56: Caught At It

1862: Newton tries his hand at peach orchard thievery:

Colby 55: Hospitality

1862: Union boys aren't supposed to take anything from the southron farms they pass...

Colby 54: Peaches

1862: An intriguing meditation on property, slavery, and justice by our Northern narrator:

Colby 103: Bakery Nearby

1862: Colby's on sick leave, waiting to catch a ride back up to the front ...

Colby 102: Holiday

1862: Colby gets an unexpected holiday break as Christmas approaches ...

Colby 53: Newspapers

1862: Colby finds an unquenchable thirst for reading material in camp ...

Colby 51: Fair Shot

1862: Maybe this is why the picket guards were such poor shots? ...

Colby 47: “None of us were any too well pleased”

1862: Camp life is definitely a step down from picket duty ...

Hawks 19: The Lowest Type

1862: Dr. Esther sets out to write about freedmen volunteering to fight for the union, but once again encounters her own racial prejudices ...

Colby 46: Alarm

1862: Alert! Alert! The enemy approaches! (Or DOES he...?)