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Pennsylvania Soldiers Decry “Disgraceful Duty” in Coal Region
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Pennsylvania Soldiers Decry “Disgraceful Duty” in Coal Region
In the summer of 1865, the Pennsylvania soldiers who had volunteered for the US Army were returning home after achieving victory in the Civil War after four long years of bloody conflict – a war that left more than 700,000 dead. The Grand Review at the end of the Civil War, May 1865 One unit, however, found itself with new orders as many other units were mustered out of the service and the veterans returned to their homes. The 202nd Pennsylvania…
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