Henry H. Woodbury
1 book
About the Author
Henry H. Woodbury is best known for his detailed historical account of the 46th Illinois Veteran Volunteer Infantry. His work preserves the regiment’s story from its organization in 1861 through its final discharge in 186, offering readers a focused record of military service, institutional memory, and Civil War-era experience. Woodbury’s writing reflects the nineteenth-century tradition of documenting regimental history for veterans, families, and future generations. Through careful attention to chronology and unit identity, he contributes a valuable source for readers interested in Illinois military history, Civil War studies, and the personal dimensions of volunteer service.
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documentary
chronological
historical
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