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## PREFACE wise have missed. Dr. William Mulligan of Negaunee, Michigan, sent me some material on William H. H. Beadle. The late Floyd Haight, a most gracious and admirable man, told me a fascinating story of his great-uncle who won the Congressional Medal of Honor at the Battle of the Crater. Judge Robert Crary of Jackson, Michigan, spent an afternoon showing me the sights of old Jackson and telling me stories of his great-grandfather, James S. DeLand. He also informed me that his forbear's surname is pronounced "DEE-Land." Lee Hadden of Sterling, Virginia, let me read his manuscript on the Fourth Virginia Infantry, a most interesting fighting unit on the "other" side; and he showed me some fascinating tidbits on the Fourteenth Virginia Infantry. Scott Cumming of Bay City, Michigan, sent me copies of the Official Records when I needed them. Jerry Roe of Lansing, Michigan, gave me a few citations on the Sharpshooters's monument on the Capitol lawn. Chris Czopek of East Lansing made some great modern photos of items dealing with the Sharpshooters. His ongoing interest in the regiment, especially Company K, is quite keen. Dr. Warren C. Young of the Northern Baptist Theological Semina

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Author

Raymond J. Herek

Publisher

Wayne State University Press, U.s.a.

Published

1998

Language

EN

ISBN

9780814338322

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Science, History, Humanities