The Portland daily press., 1865-06-13

preparation of the work for the press so satisfactory
Iy perfoi lined the editors. Messrs. Whitman and
ordinary amoent Of tact and ability in collecting
the necessary material and arranging II i'm Irei
commend the work to the patronage Of the COM
munity. Maine Farmer. 80
LISA beautiful volume. The record is full and
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f)ns of the most valuable books to a Maine man
that Ia Issued 1t IS pint sd and bound,
of 500 pp octave 1t follows our boys from The time
and accurately gives detailed account of the part
each regiment bore in the strife to subdue this &C.
cursed rebellion. Every seldier-who has borne q
part the service, from beloved State and every
citizen who desires to preserve authentic record
OF the part his State has born in the war for the
Union, wilsecuse . copy - Biddef0rd Journal.
AS there is scarcely man, woman chd IN the STATE
that is not Immediately interested in the organza
tions the popularity Of the work be easily foretod
The few who not Immediately interested but
whose hearts in the great work of national redemp
Esu, and who love the old Pine Tree State, wl fnd
proud gratifcatieH ia scanning the record of the
history Of Maine in the War for the
Nail
It's execution rejects credit upon an eorcered The
contents what would be expected from its tte the
printing is we'll DONE with clear type and good paper,
AID its biudnsEand general appearance are very neat
It is embeshed with fine seeleDgrayngs Of Major Gem
erals Howard and Berry. Thousands Of Maine citizens,
we hope, will purchase the book.-PortlGnd Press.
The noble part which Maine has taken in the present
here recorded while the facts fresh and
chapters the history each military ofsa q in
cluding thirty two infantry regiments seven mounted
batteries one company of sharpshooers and three
~ regiments The work creditabls to- the Industry
her quota to future history Maine has set an exsmns
which we hope viii Be followed In other statesBoston
have played prominent part in all the great
Of the war from Virginia Texas and the names Of
Jameson, Howard, Berry, Burnham, Ames, and others
ing this record Of their noble deds the editors have done
good work and every citizen who takes pride in his ma
i've State should possess copy Of it-PortlGssd
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1t isa truly invaluable work.-Portland Courier,
1t contains amount respecting the Maine troopa
than whom State in the Union can beast Of better or
Observation-Disclosures PIONEER.
The dates Of the different movements of the yarous
organizations the incidents sopnected with the battles
in which they seversy engaged the recognition of ner
sonRl bravery in officers and prvates and sundry Other
details OF this nature, make the work which will NET
only aid the future historian, but will perpetu
ate and honor the memory of those thus men toned
whether they have fallen In battle or survived the perils
Of the field to return to their homes our
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comprises succiuct of the part taken In the
war by each regiment battalion and company that An
listed from Maine and thoroughly and faithfully chron
ices the facts a0d events Of which it purports to be
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The work divided into 46 chapters with an append,x
bringing he work down to 1865 Each chapter treats
separately Of particular regiment battery in the Or
der Of their formaton giving the Of the commits
stoned occrs with full and succnt account of their
operations and achievemsnts. BeIfast age "
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No book has been issued which will 90 directly inter
est every woman and child who has been represent
ed in the army by kindred and friends and every cit-
zen who shares in the gratitude pride which the pa
rotc heart feels In view of the noble deeds performed
by the brave men that have gone forth to defend their
Price etsrren& ~ "
most valuable reliable and interesting record of the
OF Maine men in the great contest for ma
uonality and freedom, -Skoschegan Cgdiron.
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The editors have well performed their task The vol
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