Disregarding Lincoln's Call to care for him who shall have borne the battle: The Case of Corporal Bledsoe of the 22nd Kentucky Infantry
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Disregarding Lincoln's Call to care for him who shall have borne the battle: The Case of Corporal Bledsoe of the 22nd Kentucky Infantry

by Russell Mahan

Military History historical nonfiction Civil War
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Russell Mahan examines the case of Corporal Bledsoe of the 22nd Kentucky Infantry through the lens of Abraham Lincoln’s call to care for those who have borne the battle. This focused historical work considers the meaning of that obligation in relation to one soldier’s case.

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This book examines the case of Corporal Bledsoe of the 22nd Kentucky Infantry.

Its title places the subject within the context of Abraham Lincoln’s call to care for those who have borne the battle.

The work focuses on the relationship between that principle and the experience of an individual Civil War corporal.

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