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into a new place, part of them are | into a new place, part of them are | ||
− | in the Fort, tho | + | in the Fort, tho can see part outside. |
They have the change of the Fort | They have the change of the Fort | ||
− | + | & will probably be Stationed here | |
− | + | some time, at least, until | |
− | + | their ranks are filled, some | |
− | of the | + | of the invalids have returned to their |
− | duty | + | duty. Many will have to be dis- |
− | + | charged for incurable causes, | |
and others will be allowed a | and others will be allowed a | ||
− | furlough, | + | furlough, then the Regt. will be |
− | + | relieved from a great evil, for | |
these men were not only a burden | these men were not only a burden | ||
− | but they | + | but they affected the will by their |
− | complaints and doleful | + | complaints and doleful foreboding. |
I really hope that no more men | I really hope that no more men |
Latest revision as of 16:00, 7 July 2020
Fort Corcoran Arlington Heights Washington D.C.
Mr Dear Sir,
The remains of the 2nd Regt. begin to look more prosperous then when I last wrote you - They have moved into a new place, part of them are in the Fort, tho can see part outside. They have the change of the Fort & will probably be Stationed here some time, at least, until their ranks are filled, some of the invalids have returned to their duty. Many will have to be dis- charged for incurable causes, and others will be allowed a furlough, then the Regt. will be relieved from a great evil, for these men were not only a burden but they affected the will by their complaints and doleful foreboding. I really hope that no more men