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Tag Archives: coffee
19 June 1864: “This has been an awful day; fighting, and cannonading and a dreadful thunderstorm.”
Item description: In this 19 June 1864 letter, George Hovey Cadman, a soldier in the 39th Ohio Infantry Regiment, wrote from the Marietta, Ga., area to his wife about a momentary truce between his company’s skirmishers and the “Johnnies” on … Continue reading
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Tagged 39th Ohio Infantry Regiment, Atlanta campaign, coffee, flags of truce, George Hovey Cadman, Marietta (Ga.), tobacco, trade
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13 December 1863: “…we all feel a supreme contempt for those who are secure from danger and hardships and employing their time in censoring the conduct of those who have for nearly three years stood as a wall of defense…”
Item Description: Letter, dated 13 December 1863, from W.J. Crook to Miss Hattie Crook at Columbia Female College in Columbia, South Carolina. He advises her how to fight a cold and expresses displeasure at criticisms of Confederate troops. [transcription available … Continue reading
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Tagged 13th Tennessee Regiment, 154th Tennessee Regiment, Civil War medicine, clothing, coffee, Georgia, health, illness, remedies
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21 April 1863: “Okra the best Substitute for Coffee”
Item Description: “Okra the best Substitute for Coffee” (newspaper article), The Daily Journal (Wilmington, N. C.), 21 April 1863, page 2. Transcription: Okra the best Substitute for Coffee Everybody, we presume, knows how to cultivate Okra. It is a most delicious table vegetable, … Continue reading
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Tagged blockade, coffee, newspapers, okra, Wilmington (N.C.) Daily Journal
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