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A SUMMER IN MARYLAND and VIRGINIA
Or Campaigning with the 149th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
A Sketch of Events Connected with the Service of the Regiment in Maryland and the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia
FOREWORD
In preparing this sketch of the 149th Regiment,Ohio Volunteer Infantry, the author hasdepended upon the memory of events that madea lasting impression upon a young mind. Hedoes not claim to have written a full history ofthis service, that is stored in the memories andexperiences of the different members of the Regiment.He does claim, however, that the mainfacts and movements of the Regiment and theother bodies of troops associated with it in thefield, are accurate.
The writer was fortunate in making a recordof dates and incidents, soon after his return,which record has been invaluable in the preparationof this sketch.
If the little booklet will be interesting to mycomrades, or of any value in a historical way, Ishall feel amply repaid for the labor in preparingit.
DEDICATION
This book is dedicated to the memory ofour beloved Colonel Allison L. Brown. A bravesoldier, a Christian gentleman, and a good friendof every member of his Regiment. He died ashe had lived, in the good esteem of the community,and the love of his comrades.
Col. Allison L. Brown
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