Incarcerated within a murderous Confederate prison camp in 1864, Union officer Nathan Parker narrowly escapes and urges his superiors to intervene, but when his efforts are blocked by military higher-ups, he organizes a private rescue mission with a shady ex-soldier. 40,000 first printing.
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Reprint of 1881 Edition by John Ransom 1st Sergeant 9th Michigan Calvalry. Diary of being a prisoner in the infamous Civil War POW Camp.Contains list of the dead. Name, Co. Regiment, Date of Death and Number of Grave in Cemetary.
He does not shy away from descriptions of life as it was in Andersonville. In fact, this is one of the best accounts of life in Rebel confinement. Over 13,000 of the 45,000 Union POWs died in the squalor of the camp.
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In October of 1861, they appointed Colonel William H. Hoffman as commissary general in charge of all prisons and prisoners. Hoffman attempted to organize camps, resources, and guards as well as a system for formally exchanging prisoners ...
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