Private Cook and the College Company at Gettysburg: A Journey of Spiritual and Historic Significance (M. Patrick McCrary - DLM) archer — From an anonymous note

— From an anonymous note delivered to Congressman Daniel Sickles on February 24

based on the Shriver girls who lived in Gettysburg during the battle

Amelia Harman and many others

Good for coffee or soup

Lincoln was afraid the skittish dog couldn’t endure the long rail journey

Private Cook and the College Company at Gettysburg: A Journey of Spiritual and Historic Significance (M. Patrick McCrary - DLM) archer — From an anonymous noteby M. Patrick McCrary This is the inspiring true story of one of the longest forced marches that occurred during the Civil War. It describes a journey of both spiritual and historic significance as revealed through previously undisclosed 150 year old diaries that recount Herman Sidney Cook's odyssey, which he faithfully journaled about each day. You will follow the College Company's harrowing march while hunted by Rebel Cavalry when this green college