Civil War letters, 1862 Oct.-1863 Dec.

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Civil War letters, 1862 Oct.-1863 Dec.

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Letters written by Metts to his wife, Catherine Metts, in Fulton County, reflecting camp activities, frustration over lack of combat, concern for his wife and children, his admission to the hospital, in Mar. 1863, working as a nurse, and later as company cook.

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