America's corporal : James Tanner in war and peace / James Marten.

By:

Marten, James Alan [Author]

Material type: Text

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9780820343228

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Electronic Books.

LOC classification:

E523 .A447 2014

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Contents:

The war hit me and hit me hard: Jimmie Tanner's Civil War -- Living with disability: Jim Tanner reinvents himself -- Brooklyn days: becoming Corporal Tanner -- God help the surplus: Corporal Tanner and Civil War pensions -- The most celebrated GAR man in the world: legacies -- Epilogue and conclusion: the footless ghost.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Prologue: no regrets -- The war hit me and hit me hard: Jimmie Tanner's Civil War -- Living with disability: Jim Tanner reinvents himself -- Brooklyn days: becoming Corporal Tanner -- God help the surplus: Corporal Tanner and Civil War pensions -- The most celebrated GAR man in the world: legacies -- Epilogue and conclusion: the footless ghost.

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