The Story of the Thirty Eighth Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteers

＂The Story of the Thirty Eighth Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteers＂ offers a detailed regimental history of the unit’s service in the American Civil War. Compiled by George W. Powers, this meticulously researched account chronicles the experiences of the 38th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment from its formation to its disbandment.

A valuable resource for those interested in military history and the role of Massachusetts in the Civil War, this book provides insights into the daily lives, battles, and sacrifices of the soldiers who served. This volume sheds light on the broader context of the war and the impact on individual lives and communities. It serves as a vital contribution to the historical record of the United States Army during one of the nation’s most transformative periods. This book preserves the legacy of the 38th Massachusetts, ensuring their story continues to be remembered.

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