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�Camp of the 20th Maine Vol
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Camp of the 20th Maine Vol
Rappahannock Station Va
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  Rappahannock Station Va
March 23rd 1865
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  March 23d 1865
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           Dear Mother I thought
 
           Dear Mother I thought
that I pin a few lines to  
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that I pen a few lines to  
 
let you know that I well
 
let you know that I well
 
and hope that Theas few lines
 
and hope that Theas few lines
Will find you the same Mother
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Will find you the same Mother
 
we had quite a snow storm
 
we had quite a snow storm
hear yesday it snowed a  
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hear yesday it snowed a  
 
bought ten inches and the wind
 
bought ten inches and the wind
blowes har to day Mother what  
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blowes har to day Mother what  
 
do you think of that for the  
 
do you think of that for the  
Sunney South I should call
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Sunney South I should call
it Cold Mother I suppose
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it Cold Mother I suppose
 
that the boys that have
 
that the boys that have
 
Come home are a good time
 
Come home are a good time
 
I should like to be at home
 
I should like to be at home
 
to have a good time but  
 
to have a good time but  
I never will enlist to go home for thirtyfive days when  
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I never will enlist to go  
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home for thirtyfive days when  
 
I go home I will be free
 
I go home I will be free

Latest revision as of 19:09, 30 January 2019

Camp of the 20th Maine Vol

 Rappahannock Station Va
 March 23d 1865
         Dear Mother I thought

that I pen a few lines to let you know that I well and hope that Theas few lines Will find you the same Mother we had quite a snow storm hear yesday it snowed a bought ten inches and the wind blowes har to day Mother what do you think of that for the Sunney South I should call it Cold Mother I suppose that the boys that have Come home are a good time I should like to be at home to have a good time but I never will enlist to go home for thirtyfive days when I go home I will be free