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The Gates of Camp William Penn: Soldiers Marched Into Camp William Penn Thru the Gates and Never Marched Out - A Study of the Deaths at Camp William ... And Sailors at the Philadelphia National Cem)

Edward G. McLaughlin

Camp Wiliam Penn was the largest training camp for United States Colored Troops (USCT) during the Civil War. More soldiers died from illness and diseases during the war than from bullets. Camp William Penn, although clean and well run was no exception. The book shows documentation that can be helpful in the research on the deaths of the United States Colored Troops while they were at the camp.

GenresHistoryAmericasUnited States

303 pages, 2 editions

English edition · First published 2022 by Independently published · ISBN 9798849168579

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English

  • The Gates of Camp William Penn: Soldiers Marched Into Camp William Penn Thru the Gates and Never Marched Out - A Study of the Deaths at Camp William ... And Sailors at the Philadelphia National Cem) · Independently published · 2022 · ISBN 9798849168579 This page
  • The Gates of Camp William Penn: Soldiers Marched Into Camp William Penn Thru the Gates and Never Marched Out - A Study of the Deaths at Camp William ... And Sailors at the Philadelphia National Cem) · Independently published · 2022 · ISBN 9798849374598

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