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Duryee’s Zouaves – “a Fine Looking Corpse?” – Rackensacker Raiders – “Noblest and Best Spirits”

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• Editorial Introduction
• Duryée’s Zouaves: The 5th New York Volunteer Infantry Brian C. Pohanka
• “Boys, Won’t I Make a Fine Looking Corpse?” Duryée’s Zouaves at Second Bull Run Brian C. Pohanka
• “I Hardly Have the Heart to Write These Few Lines…” by Corporal Thomas F. Maher and edited by Brian C. Pohanka
• Rackensacker Raiders: Crawford’s First A rkansas Cavalry Anthony C. Rushing
• “…Our Noblest and Best Spirits Have Lain Down Their Lives…” The William Ayers Crawford Letters
• The Preservation Report Thomas Haley
• “The Classic Regimental Bookshelf “James Harwick, Jr.
• In the Bloody Railroad Cut at Gettysburg, by Lance J. Herdegen and William J. K. Beaudot
• Chapters From the Unwritten History of the War Between the States, by Lieutenant R M. Collins
• Historical Record of the First Maryland Infantry, by Chas. Camper and J. W. Kirkley
• The Gettysburg Magazine, published by Morningside House, Inc.
• Extended Reference Review: The Union Army, 1861-1865 Organization and Operations, Vol. 1:The Eastern Theater, by Frank Welcher