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            <text>Hello, and welcome to today's History Harvest Minute.&lt;br /&gt;In this History Harvest Minute, we explore stories from around the nation, collected by students and community history harvesters.&lt;br /&gt;Today we travel to Nebraska City, Nebraska, where Bill Hayes shares a letter written by Samuel L. Roberts, of the 15th Iowa Volunteer Infantry Regiment. &lt;br /&gt;Robert's letter to his father gives special insight into soldier life during the Civil War. Written in July of 1864, near the site of the battle of [--] Mountain, the letter begins with an apology for not having written home in a while, because he did not have paper or stamps. But his letter is mostly filled with elaborate details of recent battles. &lt;br /&gt;In four pages, Robert tells of each movement made by his regiment, the reactions of the Confederate soldiers and the wounds sustained by his comrades. &lt;br /&gt;[battle sounds]&lt;br /&gt;Narrator 1: "He describes the fighting, quite a bit what's going on, and describes who's wounded and everything. And he mentions people he knows and friends"&lt;br /&gt;Narrator 2: "He does describe the fight. And he describes it in some horrifying detail. 'Our brave boys fell like grass before the [--]'" &lt;br /&gt;Roberts ends the letter with a request to his father to write back soon. &lt;br /&gt;That is all for today's History Harvest Minute. For more information on this item and others like it, please visit www.historyharvest.unl.edu.</text>
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