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The Soldiers’ War Conditions Disease Medical care U. S. Sanitary Commission/U. S. Christian Commission Tactics and Technology Hardee’s “Rifle and Light Infantry Tactics” Line versus column

The Soldiers’ War: A Gallery

Hardtack and pipe

Home Sweet Home

Fortifications at Petersburg

Line of Battle

Winslow Homer, “Defiance” (1864)

Homer, Prisoners from the Front

Andersonville

Field Hospital

Confederate field hospital

Carver Hospital, Washington, DC

Amputee and artificial leg

Brady: “The Dead at Antietam”

Campaign Strategy and Battle Tactics Gettysburg Invasion or “raid” Cavalry Concentration and Firepower Flank Artillery Corps Brigade Regiment Company Pickett’s Charge 1 Pickett’s Charge 2

Gettysburg Campaign

Gettysburg, Days One and Two

Gettysburg, Day Three

Gettysburg Cyclorama: “High Water Mark”