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History of the Second Massachusetts Regiment of Infantry: Beverly Ford.

By Daniel Oakey
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An officer's regimental memoir recounts operations around Beverly Ford during the Chancellorsville campaign, chronicling forced marches, a combined cavalry-infantry raid to intercept enemy horsemen, and everyday camp routines. It interweaves tactical description of maneuvers and engagements with personal anecdotes about drills, camaraderie, leadership changes, casualties, and supply arrangements, conveying the soldiers' morale, hardships from weather and exposure, and the mixture of humor and sorrow that shaped their wartime experience.

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Daniel Oakey

Daniel Oakey was an American author known for his historical writing, particularly focusing on military history. His notable work, "History of the Second Massachusetts Regiment of Infantry: Beverly Ford," provides a detailed account of the experiences and contributions of this regiment during the Civil War. Oakey's writing reflects a commitment to preserving the narratives of those who served, offering insights into the challenges faced by soldiers and the broader context of the conflict. Through his work, he contributes to the understanding of military heritage and the significance of the Second Massachusetts Regiment in American history.

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