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This address was given at the dedication ceremony for the monument erected to honor the 14th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry Regiment for their service during the American Civil War. It provides historical context for the regiment's contribution to the war effort, as well as a eulogy for their fallen soldiers. This is an informative and moving read for anyone with an interest in American Civil War history, or military history in general.
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