W.B. Adams on army encampment, Virginia, 1863

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Writing to his sister in Maine, W.B. Adams of the 5th Maine Infantry said he "can not think of any thing that will be interesting to write."

He reported on several friends, asked about their family, and concluded, "I cannot think of any thing more to write. every thing is dull in the Army."

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  • Title: W.B. Adams on army encampment, Virginia, 1863
  • Creator: William B. Adams
  • Creation Date: 1863-05-29
  • Subject Date: 1863
  • Location: VA
  • Media: Ink on paper
  • Local Code: Coll. 371, Box 1/3
  • Collection: William Bryant Adams Civil War letters and diaries
  • Object Type: Text

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