No Sacrifice Too Great: The Diary of Albert Aaron Straight of Battery B First Rhode Island Light Artillery ( Stephen G. Evangelista - DLM) Section - Photography 500 soldiers
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500 soldiers
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No Sacrifice Too Great: The Diary of Albert Aaron Straight of Battery B First Rhode Island Light Artillery ( Stephen G. Evangelista - DLM) Section - Photography 500 soldiersby Stephen Evangelista The published letters and diary of Sergeant Albert Aaron Straight of Battery B, First Rhode Island Light Artillery Release date: October 2025 Paperback
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