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Looking for a Rebel to Give him a Pop Letters to from Sgt. John Henry Ward, 93rd PA Inf

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The site had the following in the homepage, "Looking for a Rebel to Give him a Pop." I noticed that the web site stated " Letters to and from Sgt." They also stated " John Henry Ward, 93rd PA Inf. These are the letters to and from Sgt. John Henry Ward, Co. K, 93rd Pennsylvania Infantry during his service in the American Civil War. They were part of a collection that was purchased and sold on e-bay in 2016 and are published here with the express consent of the owner so that the collective history of all 21 letters might be preserved for historians or family researchers."

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Spared Shared 14 Saving History One Letter at a Time

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