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Camp of the second Connecticut regiment at Washington, in a grove on the north side of the city- Near th[e] New York 7th

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[1861 May Ca. 20 23]
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  1. American
  2. Army
  3. Civil War
  4. Civil War, 1861 1865
  5. Connecticut Infantry Regiment, 2nd (1861)
  6. District Of Columbia
  7. Drawings
  8. History
  9. Military Camps
  10. Military Life
  11. Military Officers
  12. Military Training
  13. New York Infantry Regiment, 7th (Militia) (1861 1863)
  14. Soldiers
  15. Union
  16. United States
  17. Washington (D.C.)

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