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    MILITARY VISIONARY

    Mar 26, 2019 2 minutes
    Brigadier Gen E. Upton

    is his transcript of Emory Upton’s farewell address to the 121st New York, given at Harpers Ferry in late November 1864. Jennings was in the hospital at the time and did not hear the address in person, but might have seen the text while working as the regiment’s clerk, which he then copied into his journal.

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