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Excerpt from History of the Forty-Eighth Ohio Vet; Vol; Inf: Giving a Complete Account of the Regiment From Its Organization at Camp Dennison, O., In October, 1861, to the Close of the War, and Its Final Musterout, May 10, 1866; Including All Marches, Camps, Battles, Battle-Seenes, Skirmishes, Sieges, Bivouaes, Pic
Our Object, in writing the History of the Forty eighth Ohio, was to preserve the record of a Regi ment whose services, extending over a period of nearly five years, had gained for it the reputation of having done its whole duty, whether in camp, on the march, 01 in the trying hour Of battle, as attested by its Brigade and Division Commanders.
We began arranging and compiling the material, consisting Of our Old army letters, diaries, compa ny record, official reports, etc. Etc., in 1870, and a had it ready for the press in 1873 but owing to various causes we have delayed its publication until the present time.
We were both present with the Regiment, from the time we joined it at Camp Dennison, in Octo ber, 1861, until one made his escape from prison, in August, 1864, and the other, until mustered out in January, 1865 therefore we were eye-wit nesses to, and participated in, the varied events narrated.
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