Order book, 1862-1863.

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Order book, 1862-1863.

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General orders issued by Keifer as commander of the Union troops in the vicinity of Moorefield, W. Va., 1862, and as commander of the 2nd Brigade, Milroy's Division, near Winchester, Va., January and February, 1863. Topics include loyalty oaths to be taken by citizens in occupied Virginia, pillage by troops, discipline, food, marksmansip, drill, and awards in the 110th and 122nd Ohio Regiments.

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