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A Confederate Soldier's Eloquent War: The Complete Diary of Samuel Catawba Lowry Enlistment, Hardship, Battles and Death Yorkville to Columbia to Charleston to Kiawah to Manassas to Petersburg Finally Borne Home by Servant Henry Avery

Name: A Confederate Soldier's Eloquent War: The Complete Diary of Samuel Catawba Lowry Enlistment, Hardship, Battles and Death Yorkville to Columbia to Charleston to Kiawah to Manassas to Petersburg Finally Borne Home by Servant Henry Avery
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Author: Sumter L Lowry
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Samuel C Lowry , Mickey Beckham Translated by Sumter L Lowry

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A Confederate Soldier's Eloquent War: The Complete Diary of Samuel Catawba Lowry Enlistment, Hardship, Battles and Death Yorkville to Columbia to Charleston to Kiawah to Manassas to Petersburg Finally Borne Home by Servant Henry Avery

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