The "Twenty-Seventh": A Regimental History

The 'Twenty-Seventh': A Regimental History, written by Winthrop Dudley Sheldon in the late 19th century, chronicles the experiences of the Twenty-seventh Regiment Connecticut Volunteers during the American Civil War. It details their formation, training, and significant battles, including Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville. This work serves as a tribute to the regiment's dedication and sacrifices, making it an important contribution to Civil War literature.