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Title	Pages 101-102, Civil War Diary of Confederate soldier George D. Wise
Description	The pontoon was laid over the Tenn. [River] Dec. 26th, & the 27th our division crossed. I confess that we all breathed freeer on the south than the north bank. Christmas morning we crossed Goose Creek. The men have to wade it. It was very cold, & the cold water that day was by no means agreeable. Many went through that (following page) march barefooted & half naked. Their suffering must have been intense; the weather was very cold, & a part of the time a cold rain fell upon us & I suffered greatly, though well clad. After what I have told as having occurred, it will not surprise anyone to add that the men were demoralized & broken in spirit.
Subjects	Civil War Soldiers
Creator	George D. Wise
Format	Handwritten diary
Rights	http://www.jfpl.org/Files/13519.pdf
Image ID	civilwardiary 101-102
Publisher	Morristown, NJ: Morristown & Morris Township Public Library, The North Jersey History & Genealogy Center

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