Camp William Penn: 1863-1865: 1863-1865
by Donald Scott
Chronicles the history and significance of Camp William Penn, the primary training ground for African American Union soldiers during the Civil War.
About This Book
Camp William Penn served as a major training facility for United States Colored Troops between 1863 and 1865.
The book examines the camp's establishment, operations, and its role in the broader context of the Civil War.
Readers gain insight into the experiences of soldiers who trained at the site and the challenges they faced.
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