"To Live and Die in Dixie: A History of the Third Mississippi Infantry, C.S.A." by Grady Howell

ConfederateRose14 at 07h45
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"To Live and Die in Dixie: A History of the Third Mississippi Infantry, C.S.A." by Grady Howell

At the back of this 600-page book are rosters that make me feel as if I'm looking over a local phone book as I flip through the pages. This regiment was raised in my area on the Coast, and so I may be the only one who is extremely excited to read this book. Matter of fact, if I HAD to pick a favorite, this would probably be it. I learned more from this book than probably any o

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