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The First regiment Massachusetts heavy artillery, United States volunteers, in the Spanish-American war of 1898

Chapter 2: LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
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A detailed regimental history recounts the mobilization, coastal defense challenges, training, garrison service at several forts, routine life, and administrative records of a Massachusetts heavy artillery regiment during the Spanish-American War. Chapters trace marching orders, station assignments, personnel organization, and the regiment's discipline and esprit de corps through periods of suspense, rumor, and final demobilization. The book includes rosters, muster-rolls, a chronology of operations, and illustrations, and emphasizes the steadfast performance of men on coast-defense duty who maintained readiness despite limited action and public indifference.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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Colonel Charles Pfaff Frontispiece
Responding to the Call, 26 April, 1898 33
Barbette Battery, 15-inch Rodmans 49
Field and Machine Gun Battery 63
Lieutenant-Colonel Carle A. Woodruff 79
The Field, Staff, and Line 91
Channel Battery, 8-inch Rifles 103
Garrison Encampment, Fort Pickering 119
Major Perlie A. Dyar 131
Major-Surgeon Howard S. Dearing 135
Major George F. Quinby 141
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles B. Woodman 153
Major James A. Frye 163
Lieutenant-Colonel Erasmus M. Weaver 177
The Last Evening Parade, 3 October, 1898 189