Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 128
oat, shoes, blanket, now belonged to his family, it was only to be and underwear, of which latter the shirt was — expected that he would next proceed to clothe us. well, a revelation to most of us, both as to size, This he punctually did, a few days after the mus- shape, and material. It was so… … the quartermasters department, at one side of thecamp, to draw our uniforms. There were so manymen to be uniformed, and so little time in which todo it, that the blue clothes were passed out to usalmost regardless of the size and weight of theprospective wearer. Each man received a pair of Mine was…
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