Nathaniel V. Watkins, in camp near Richmond, to Nannie V. Watkins, Townesville, North Carolina, 1862
- Containers:
- Box 1, Folder 2
- Scope and content:
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Writes of his homesickness and concern that he loves her and his family too much, and that he would trade all the glories won in all battles for an hour at home with his wife and children; mentions health precautions of drying his feet well; writes again of his transfer attempts; says that he and most of the men have been suffering from diarrhea.
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