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"Eight Days at Carlisle," by Christopher J. Palmer

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9
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May 11, 1982
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Christopher J. Palmer's essay breaks down the Confederate invasion of Carlisle in 1863 and provides a day-by-day account for June 25 through July 2, 1863. This essay, which specifically focuses on the actions of the Union commanders and Carlisle residents, includes quotations from Dickinson College faculty as well as general observations about the invasion. This paper is from one of History Professor Warren Gates' classes.
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