This story was graciously provided to Vermonter.com by Michael Pillsbury whose great-great grandfather wrote about his recollection of the Civil War. It is a private document that has never been published before and we are extremely thankful to Michael for providing this fascinating historical article for you to enjoy.
At some point, we will attempt to convert the article to text as web pages but for now, enjoy the PDF version of A Soldier of Sheridan
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