Lee and Jackson’s Bloody Twelfth: The Letters of Irby Goodwin Scott, First Lieutenant, Company G, Putnam Light Infantry, Twelfth Georgia Volunteer Infantry (Voices of the Civil War)
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Lee and Jackson’s Bloody Twelfth: The Letters of Irby Goodwin Scott, First Lieutenant, Company G, Putnam Light Infantry, Twelfth Georgia Volunteer Infantry (Voices of the Civil War)

by Johnnie Perry Pearson

History Biography Civil War
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Letters from Lieutenant Irby Goodwin Scott of the Twelfth Georgia Infantry reveal the experiences of a Confederate soldier during the American Civil War.

About This Book

This volume presents the wartime correspondence of Irby Goodwin Scott, a first lieutenant in Company G of the Twelfth Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

The letters offer firsthand observations of Confederate service during the American Civil War.

Readers gain insight into the daily experiences and perspectives of a soldier in the Army of Northern Virginia.

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