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History of the Second Massachusetts Battery (Nims' Battery) of Light Artillery, 1861-1865

By Caroline Elizabeth Whitcomb
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This work chronicles the military history of the 2nd Massachusetts Light Artillery, known as Nims' Battery, during the American Civil War from 1861 to 1865. It compiles information from official records, diaries, and personal accounts to provide a comprehensive overview of the battery's formation, training, and service. The narrative highlights key events, battles, and the experiences of the soldiers, as well as the leadership of Colonel Ormand F. Nims. Additionally, it includes a roster of the battery's members and details about the Nims' Battery Association, aiming to preserve the legacy of this unit's contributions to the war effort.

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Caroline Elizabeth Whitcomb

Caroline Elizabeth Whitcomb was an American author known for her detailed historical account of the Second Massachusetts Battery during the American Civil War. Her notable work, "History of the Second Massachusetts Battery (Nims' Battery) of Light Artillery, 1861-1865," provides a comprehensive narrative of the experiences and contributions of this artillery unit. Through her writing, Whitcomb contributes to the understanding of military history and the personal stories of those involved in the conflict. Her work remains a valuable resource for historians and enthusiasts of Civil War history.

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