Colonel T. Worthington's Brief Record of his Civil and Military Service during the Civil War

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  Abstract of evidence and facts developed by T. Worthington's court-martial, at Memphis, Tennessee, August, 1862, of which no other official evidence could otherwise be obtained; and the only official evidence of the causes which led directly to the slaughter and disgrace at Shiloh, April 6th, 1862; showing, also, the efforts of Colonel Worthington, 46th Ohio, to avert the disaster

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