Andersonville: A Story of Rebel Military Prisons — Volume 4
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A first-person memoir recounts fifteen months spent as a prisoner in several Confederate military camps, offering vivid accounts of starvation, disease, overcrowding, and the arbitrary cruelty of guards. It follows transfers between camps, failed and successful escape attempts, exchanges and paroles, and the daily practices that regulated life and death in the stockades. Interspersed are moments of dark humor, practical improvisation, and travel through Southern towns, culminating in the arrest, trial, and execution of a prison official and a measured inquiry into who bore responsibility for the suffering.
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