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 | #2739954 in Books | Color: Brown |  2001-09-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.30 x1.33 x6.38l,1.80 | File type: PDF | 512 pages

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||2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.| GRACIE'S PRIDE: THE 43RD ALABAMA INFANTRY VOLUNTEERS|By Robert A. Lynn|GRACIE'S PRIDE: THE 43RD ALABAMA INFANTRY VOLUNTEERS
ARTHUR E. GREEN
BURD STREET PRESS, 2001
HARDCOVER, 45.00, 495 PAGES, ILLUSTRATIONS, APPENDICES, GENERAL REFERENCES, INDEX, ABBREVIATIONS

The 43rd Alabama Infantry Regiment was organized at Mobile, Alabama in May, 1862. It was at o|From the Publisher|Confederate men commanded by a New York-born general were a strange fighting combination. Archibald Gracie and the 43rd Alabama Infantry rendered service from Mobile Bay to Kentucky and Tennessee.|About the Author<

The 43rd Alabama Infantry Volunteers were mustered into the Confederate States Volunteer Army in the spring of 1862. The companies moved from their homes throughout Alabama and formed their regiment in Mobile, Alabama. Archibald Gracie, a New Yorker by birth, European-educated, and a graduate of West Point, raised the regiment and served as their commander. General Gracie led the 43rd through their training and into war in Kentucky. They fought in Tennessee, the Battle o...

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