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The Rhode Island Artillery at the First Battle of Bull Run

By J. Albert Monroe
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A first-person account by an artillery officer describes organizing and drilling a volunteer battery, receiving twelve-pounder James guns, embarking by steamer and rail to the capital, life in camp, an accidental limber-chest explosion that killed and wounded comrades, the long march toward the front with accompanying infantry regiments, and the battery's participation in the early pitched engagement, blending logistical and tactical detail with personal impressions of soldiers' routines and hardships.

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J. Albert Monroe

J. Albert Monroe was an American author known for his historical account, "The Rhode Island Artillery at the First Battle of Bull Run." This work provides a detailed examination of the role played by the Rhode Island Artillery during one of the early battles of the American Civil War. Monroe's writing contributes to the understanding of military history and the experiences of soldiers in this pivotal conflict. His focus on specific units and their actions offers valuable insights into the broader narrative of the war.

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