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The History of Battery H First Regiment Rhode Island Light Artillery in the War to Preserve the Union 1861-1865

Chapter 3: ILLUSTRATIONS.
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The narrative recounts the origin, training, and wartime service of a Rhode Island light artillery battery, tracing recruitment, camp life, artillery drill, and movements from organization through major campaigns. It describes the unit's participation in field operations, siege and trench service, repulsing enemy assaults, and the final pursuit and surrender events, interweaving daily memoranda, official reports, and personal memoirs. The volume concludes with rosters, a mortuary record, and portraits of officers and men, providing a detailed administrative and human account of the battery's experiences during the conflict.

ILLUSTRATIONS.

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Capt. Jeffrey Hazard Frontispiece.
 
Map of Washington and its Defences On page 10
 
Lieut. Charles F. Mason Opposite page 12
 
Brevet Lieut.-Col. Crawford Allen, Jr. Opposite page 28
 
Lieut. Benjamin H. Child Opposite page 34
 
First Sergt. George Messinger Opposite page 47
 
Lieut. Hezekiah Potter Opposite page 50
 
Capt. Elmer L. Corthell Opposite page 110
 
Lieut. George Lewis Opposite page 117
 
Company Clerk George Messinger Opposite page 120
 
First Sergt. John P. Campbell Opposite page 125
 
Corp. Earl Fenner Opposite page 127
 
Corp. Franklin E. Paul Opposite page 130
 
Corp. John P. Campbell, 2d Opposite page 132
 
Horace F. Floyd Opposite page 135
 
Edwin Northrop Opposite page 147