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'Died at Gettysburg!' No Prouder Epitaph Need Any Man Covet
2025
Overview
About 120 miles away in Philadelphia, strollers among the stately grounds of East Laurel Hill Cemetery, a fine example of the rural cemetery movement that graced the - mid-19th century American landscape, can easily miss a small marble tombstone located near the edge of the sprawling burial ground, adjacent to a hard-scrabble section of the city. First-his inordinate love of rum which has caused the men to nickname him Captain Drinkall, and second, he is not a brave Captain O'Neill. man, morally or physically.\" Donaldson continued: \"The scum will boil to the top,\" and \"drunken and worthless sycophants, fawners, and clingers will flock around head-quarters,\" while the \"gentlemen and soldiers of the command\" will \"be made to feel the iron heel of the tyrant.\" Donaldson sent Jacob an image of Chaplain William O'Neill, calling him \"a good man, I believe, but like his brother Captain Henry O'Neill dont know much about tactics,\" and 1st Lt. John White of Davids Company G, whom he deemed \"a most excellent fellow and a capable & intelligent officer.
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Military Images C/O Ronald S Coddington
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