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    Iron Men, Iron Will: The Nineteenth Indiana Regiment of the Iron Brigade, By Craig L. Dunn, 1995, Guild Press of Indiana. 393 Pages with Photos and Maps. Roster included.

    Hardback $29.95, Softbound $24.95.

    The career of the illustrious Nineteenth Indiana Regiment of the Iron Brigade is one of the great regimental stories of the war. Raised from central and Northern Indiana, the Hoosiers appeared in the East in July of 1861. Coarse and rough-shorn, they soon were known among Northern commanders as "indifferent soldiers." With the arrival of John Gibbon the regiment began to show the toughness and Western determination that eventually earned their brigade glory at Brawner Farm, South Mountain, Antietam, Gettysburg, the Wilderness and Spotsylvania. Craig Dunn has used his knowledge of the regiment as both a Hoosier and long-time collector of Civil War images to paint a full and detailed picture. Using hundreds of new diary and journal entries and letters Dunn shows the individual progress through the war of men like Private Abram Buckles, winner of the Medal of Honor for leading troops without field officers in an attack at the Wilderness, and Brigadier General Solomon Meredith.

    This is the first and best of the Nineteenth Indiana regimental histories.

    On Many A Bloody Field, Four Years In The Iron Brigade, By Alan D. Gaff, 1996, Indiana University Press. Hardback $29.95. Softbound $24.95. 499 Pages. Photographs and Maps.

    An excellent account of the Nineteenth Indiana Volunteers of the Iron Brigade as seen through the eyes of Company B.

    Giants in Their Tall Black Hats, Essays on the Iron Brigade, Edited By Alan T. Nolan and Sharon Eggleston Vipond, 1998, Indiana University Press, 238 Pages. Hardback $27.95.

    A collection of essays written by noted Iron Brigade authorities.

    The Men Stood Like Iron, How the Iron Brigade Won Its Name, By Lance J. Herdegen, 1997, Indiana University Press, 271 Pages. Hardback $24.95.

    The story of how the soldiers from Indiana and Wisconsin in Gibbon's Brigade won their famous sobriquet.

    The Iron Brigade, A Military History, By Alan T. Nolan, 1961, 1994 Indiana University Press Edition, 412 Pages, Photographs, Maps. Softbound $19.95.

    The first and classic history of the Iron Brigade.

Copyright 1999 by Craig Dunn Enterprises, Inc.
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