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Union Regimental Histories PDF Format Vermont Union Historical Sketch and Roster Series Each Volume $45.00 Hardback $25.00 Paperback, $15.00 CD-ROM 19 Volumes Total - Set Price $795.00 Hardback - Save $65.00 1st Regiment Heavy Artillery 7th Regiment Infantry 1st Regiment Cavalry 8th Regiment Infantry 1st Regiment Infantry 9th Regiment Infantry 1st Battery Light Artillery 10th Regiment Infantry 2nd Regiment Infantry 12th Regiment Infantry 2nd Battery Light Artillery 13th Regiment Infantry 3rd Regiment Infantry 14th Regiment Infantry 3rd Battery Light Artillery 15th Regiment Infantry 4th Regiment Infantry 16th Regiment Infantry 5th Regiment Infantry 17th Regiment Infantry Regimental 6th Regiment Infantry Vermont At Gettysburg. Benedict, VT 12th Infantry Regiment George Grenville, # 110828 CD $15.00 EB Army life in Virginia. Letters from the $9.49 Twelfth Vermont regiment and personal Histories Vermont Brigade in the Shenandoah experiences of volunteer service in the war Valley. 1864 - Walker, Aldace Freeman, for the union, Benedict, George Grenville, # 1842-1901 206 pgs. #100501 HB $40.00 110826 CD $15.00 EB $9.49 PB $20.00 CD $15.00 EB $9.49 Vermont in the Civil War Vol. 1 - VT 14th Infantry Regiment of Union Troops Benedict, George Grenville 620 pgs. A Short History of the 14th Vermont #100601 CD $15.00 EB $9.49 Regiment. 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