Thursday, April 30, 2015
Civil War Letters
Letter 1 - JLC to Fannie, 1/1/1863
Chamberlain wrote this letter to his wife after suffering horrendous defeat at Fredericksburg, Gen. He wanted her to know how much he loves and worries about her. He was expecting to go back home, but he won't be a good condition because his works or situations are hard and not easy to stand and figure out. In addition, he disappointed by himself since he and his wife had a terrible fight and he foolishly looked for a letter from her. He wanted to apologize and comfort her with this letter, and let her know he loves her so much.
Letter 2 - JLC to Fannie, 1/5/ 1863
Chamberlain was so exciting because thousands of armed even all hushed to peace that night he wrote this letter. He described the night is wondrous, has balmy southern air and high calm flooding moonlight that silence so vast so deep. He wanted to let his wife know that he is okay and feel peaceful.
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