Sixteen Years on the Dark Blue Sea: Four Years With the Army of the Potomac, Or, Footprints in Many Lands; Being the Life, Suffering, and Hair-Breadth ... for the Union in the 3d and 17th Maine Volu
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Sixteen Years on the Dark Blue Sea: Four Years With the Army of the Potomac, Or, Footprints in Many Lands; Being the Life, Suffering, and Hair-Breadth ... for the Union in the 3d and 17th Maine Volu

by James R. Eaton

History Military Biography
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James R. Eaton’s Sixteen Years on the Dark Blue Sea recounts four years with the Army of the Potomac and reflects on suffering, peril, and service for the Union. Connected with the 3d and 17th Maine, this historical memoir traces a life shaped by wartime experience and travel.

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Sixteen Years on the Dark Blue Sea presents the life and experiences of James R. Eaton.

The narrative focuses on four years with the Army of the Potomac during the American Civil War.

Its subtitle emphasizes suffering, danger, and service for the Union, including connections to the 3d and 17th Maine regiments.

Described as footprints in many lands, the book offers a historical account of military experience and personal endurance.

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