Diary of Orrin Brown—Nov 3, 1864

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Diary of Orrin Brown, Dalton, Georgia Thursday–Nov. 3rd It rained all night more or less and it is still raining this morning, we were called on to guard a train to Atlanta, packed up in the rain, drew two days rations in the rain and left camp in the rain got aboard the train, 17 […]

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