Transcriber’s Note:
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SKETCHES IN PRISON CAMPS:
 
 A CONTINUATION OF
 
 Sketches of the War.
BY
CHARLES C. NOTT,
LATE COLONEL OF THE 176TH NEW YORK VOLS.
“On her bier,
Quiet lay the buried year;
I sat down where I could see,
Life without and sunshine free—
Death within!”
NEW YORK:
ANSON D. F. RANDOLPH,
770 BROADWAY, CORNER OF 9TH ST.
1865.
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1865, by
CHARLES C. NOTT,
In the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York.
John J. Reed, Printer and Stereotyper,
43 Centre Street, N. Y.
To
CLARKSON N. POTTER,
FOR HIS GENEROSITY AND GREAT FAITHFULNESS TO ME,
AND TO EVERY SOLDIER WITH WHOM HE HAS BEEN IN ANY WAY CONNECTED
DURING THE PAST WAR,
THIS WORK IS GRATEFULLY DEDICATED.
CONTENTS.
 PAGE
I.—The Transport7
 
II.—The Pay-master25
 
III.—The Wild Texans37
 
IV.—The March57
 
V.—The Prairies71
 
VI.—Camp Groce94
 
VII.—Tea119
 
VIII.—Camp Ford132
 
IX.—A Dinner150...                        
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