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Gammage, Washington Lafayette. The Camp, the Bivouac, and the Battlefield; being a History of the Fourth Arkansas Regiment, from Its First Organization down to the Present Date: Its Campaigns and Its Battles, with an Occasional Reference to the Current Events of the Times, including Biographical Sketches of Its Field Officers and Others of the “Old Brigade.” The Whole Interspersed Here and There with Descriptions of Scenery, Incidents of Camp Life, Etc. Little Rock: Arkansas Southern Press, 1958.
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Lavender, John W. The War Memoirs of Captain John W. Lavender, C. S. A. They Never Came Back; the Story of Co. F. Fourth Arks. Infantry, C. S. A., Orginally Known as the Montgomery Hunters, as Told by Their Commanding Officer. Edited by Ted. R. Worley. Pine Bluff, Ark.: W. M. Hackett and D. R. Perdue, 1956.
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Morris, George W. History of the Eighty-First Regiment of Indiana Volunteer Infantry in the Great War of the Rebellion, 1861–1865, Telling of Its Origin and Organization, a Description of the Material of Which It Was Composed, Its Rapid and Severe Marches, Hard Service and Fierce Conflicts on Many Bloody Fields. Pathetic Scenes, Amusing Incidents and Thrilling Episodes. A Regimental Roster. Prison Life, Adventures, Etc. Louisville: Franklin, 1901.
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