Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The One Hundred and Twentieth Regiment New York State Volunteers: A Narrative of Its Services in the War for the Union
New York was behind none Of her sister States in the promptness with which she responded to the President's call, and in her large and free contributions of troops to swell the armies of the Republic. Her soldiers were found in every part of the widely-extended field where their services were needed. They stood shoulder to shoulder with comrades from other States, cheerfully bearing whatever burdens their duty to the country and love for the cause imposed upon them. This State has a bright record for the number and character Of the troops she furnished during the war, not less than for the amount of hard service they rendered in defending the ?ag and securing success for the national cause.
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