Published December 20, 2008
Since the document is listed in a table on Word, I couldn't figure out how to post it in a pleasent manner without stinging everyone's eyes. So, I attached the document for download. Of course, I'm a long way from finishing. Hope you like anyway.
Special Documentation of Enlisted Vermonters During the Revolutionary War (1775-1783); Captured, Deserted, Drowned, Prisoner, Killed in Action, Colored, Scotland Serving, Physicians
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Hey Nate!
I hadn't thought of it but now that you mentioned the notion, I think that could be a lot of fun creating a book. Could even bound and wrap the pages in felt myself.
I'm glad you found my project interesting. It's very tedious but really neat. Now I just need to sit down and complete the job.
Nice joke by the way. Ha, ha! Thanks!
There appears to be no content on the third and fourth pages, and the fifth page appears completely blank. While this may be a literary device you have employed to better convey the deaths of many of these fallen warriors, I do not believe it works well.
Just joking
This is actually interesting stuff. Are you thinking of compiling a book on all this?