Soldiers suffer on both sides Lesson 19: The Civil War part 13.

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Soldiers suffer on both sides Lesson 19: The Civil War part 13

Life for soldiers on both sides was difficult. Many soldiers suffered and died from wounds they received in battles. They also suffered from poor army food, filthy conditions, and disease.

Early in the war, some Northern women and doctors founded the United States Sanitary Commission to improve sanitary conditions for soldiers. They set up hospital trains and ships to move wounded soldiers from the battlefield.

More than 3,000 Northern women served as nurses during the war. Some, like Clara Barton, worked on the front lines. The Confederacy had many volunteer nurses, too.

Conditions for soldiers in war prisons were even worse. The worst Confederate camp was at Andersonville, Georgia.

The camp was terribly overcrowded. Prisoners were not provided with any shelter.

Prison camps in the North were not much better. Northern prisons provided about five times as much space per man.

However, they provided little or no heat to the Confederate soldiers unaccustomed to the cold winters. As a result, thousands of Southern prisoners contracted pneumonia and died.