Dedication of the Statue of Major General William Francis Bartlett. 1904
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RECORD OF THE DEDICATION OF THE STATUE OF MAJOR GENERAL WILLIAM FRANCIS BARTLETT, MAY 27 1904 Commonwealth of Massachusetts 1905.
Bartlett, a native of Haverhill, MA, was a Harvard student when the Civil War began. He rose in rank due to attrition of his seniors. He lost a leg to a rifle shot, became a colonel, was wounded twice in the battle of Port Hudson, and again in the battle of the Wilderness; he was captured and imprisoned for two months until June of 1865. He became Major General by brevet before his 25th birthday. An excellent, unmarked copy.
RECORD OF THE DEDICATION OF THE STATUE OF MAJOR GENERAL WILLIAM FRANCIS BARTLETT, MAY 27 1904 Commonwealth of Massachusetts 1905.
Bartlett, a native of Haverhill, MA, was a Harvard student when the Civil War began. He rose in rank due to attrition of his seniors. He lost a leg to a rifle shot, became a colonel, was wounded twice in the battle of Port Hudson, and again in the battle of the Wilderness; he was captured and imprisoned for two months until June of 1865. He became Major General by brevet before his 25th birthday. An excellent, unmarked copy.
RECORD OF THE DEDICATION OF THE STATUE OF MAJOR GENERAL WILLIAM FRANCIS BARTLETT, MAY 27 1904 Commonwealth of Massachusetts 1905.
Bartlett, a native of Haverhill, MA, was a Harvard student when the Civil War began. He rose in rank due to attrition of his seniors. He lost a leg to a rifle shot, became a colonel, was wounded twice in the battle of Port Hudson, and again in the battle of the Wilderness; he was captured and imprisoned for two months until June of 1865. He became Major General by brevet before his 25th birthday. An excellent, unmarked copy.