Tag Archives: 18th Maine Infantry Regiment

Fallen Leaders: Did Daniel Chaplin commit death-by-sniper?

Posted on February 3, 2022 by Brian Swartz

After seeing his 1st Maine Heavy Artillery destroyed at Petersburg, Col. Daniel Chaplin “seemed not to care to live after his regiment was gone,” thought Pvt. Joel Brown, Co. I. Two months later the distraught colonel was gone, too, possibly … Continue reading →

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December 2021 Maine at War blog posts

Posted on January 6, 2022 by Brian Swartz

In December, my Maine at War blog examined topics ranging from a little-known Mainer with a famous name to women overlooked by history’s focus on soldiers and their battles. December 1, 2021: Scarborough’s Hiram Berry fought in Louisiana and Virginia … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: 18th Maine Infantry Regiment

Fallen Leaders: Did Daniel Chaplin commit death-by-sniper?

December 2021 Maine at War blog posts

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