Camp-Fire and Cotton-Field: Southern Adventure in Time of War. / Life with the Union Armies, and Residence on a Louisiana Plantation
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The author, a wartime correspondent, records campaigns and skirmishes across the western and lower Southern theaters, delivering eyewitness accounts of battles, naval actions, sieges, and marches. Interwoven are sketches of camp life, medical and sanitary work, encounters with civilians and refugees, guerrilla activity, occupation duties including oversight of a local newspaper, and an extended residence on a plantation. Vivid reportage alternates with practical observations about logistics, morale, and the press's role, producing a mix of travel narrative, military chronicle, and social reportage from the field.
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