Regimental History Of The 124th New York Volunteers A Gritty Civil War Chronicle From Chancellorsville To Appomattox, Covering Gettysburg, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Petersburg And The Final Campaigns

Regimental History: 124th New York Volunteers
✔️ 478-page regimental history by Weygant, covering major campaigns

This scanned edition is a gritty, soldier-centered look at the 124th New York Volunteers, detailing their experience from Chancellorsville through Appomattox. Written by officer Charles H. Weygant, the book presents battlefield action, wounds, homecomings, and the toll of war in stark, firsthand language.

✅ 478 pages of firsthand accounts from the 124th New York Volunteers
✅ Covers Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Petersburg, Appomattox
✅ Authored by officer Weygant, preserving personal wartime insights
✅ English language, released July 2, 2021 as a scanned edition

💡 What is a Civil War regimental history best used for in research and collection?

It’s handy for understanding soldier perspectives, campaign flow, and unit cohesion in real-world battles.

• Civil War regimental histories provide eyewitness accounts and unit details
• Campaign-by-campaign narratives from key battles and campaigns
• Primary-source language preserved in faithful scanned editions
• Great for researchers, students, collectors studying military units