The History of the Twenty-Ninth Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
In the late War of the Rebellion
by William H. Osborne
A SEARCHABLE reproduction of the original book on CD
Originally published by Albert J. Wright, Boston, MA, 1877, 390 pgs
Pictures have varying degrees of clarity
| CONTENTS
Chapter I. Early War Action in Massachusetts, Birth of the Regiment
Chapter II. Capt. Thomas W. Clarke's Company, "Wightman Rifles"
Chapter III. Capt. Jonas K. Tyler's Company
Chapter IV. Capt. Lebbeus Leach's Company
Chapter V. Capt. Charles Chipman's Company, "Sandwich Guards"
Chapter VI. Capt. Samuel H. Doten's Company, "Plymouth Rock Guards"
Chapter VII. Capt. William D. Chamberlain's Company, "Union Guard"
Chapter VIII. Capt. Joseph H. Barnes's Company, "Greenough Guards"
Chapter IX. The Third Regiment of Massachusetts Militia
Chapter X. The Fourth Regiment of Massachusetts Militia at Fortress Monroe
Chapter XI. The Review in Fortress Monroe
Chapter XII. The Battalion at Newport News
Chapter XIII. Captains Leach's and Wilson's Companies Leave the Rip-Raps
Chapter XIV. The Sinking of the "Cumberland" and Destruction of the "Congress"
Chapter XV. Departure of the Regiment from Newport news
Chapter XVI. March to the Front
Chapter XVII. The Retreat
Chapter XVIII. Ordered to Fredericksburg
Chapter XIX. The Regiment Leaves Antietam
Chapter XX. On Picket Near the Rappahannock
Chapter XXI. The Regiment Leaves Somerset and is Ordered to Vicksburg
Chapter XXII. The Regiment Marches on Jackson
Chapter XXII. Battles of Blue Springs, Hough's Ferry, and Campbell's Station
Chapter XXIV. Movements After the Siege
Chapter XXV. The Transferred Men in the Thirty-Sixth Regiment
Chapter XXVI. Movements After the Battle of June 17
Chapter XXVII. Movement to Well's Farm
The Roster of the Regiment
The Dead
Appendix
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