共 Augustus Peabody Gardner, Major, United States National Guard, 1865-1918 is a biography chronicling the life and service of Augustus Peabody Gardner, as told by his wife, Constance Lodge Gardner. The book details Gardner’s career, focusing on his military service and contributions to the National Guard. Gardner’s life, spanning from the post-Civil War era through World War I, offers a window into the changing landscape of American military preparedness and the personal sacrifices made by those who served. This work provides valuable insights into the life of a dedicated soldier and public servant during a pivotal time in American history.
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