Cline Diary - 68 verso, 69 recto

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Opening: 68 verso, 69 recto
Date(s) of entries: June 17 to 18, 1864
Author: William Cline
Content: Diary

Number: MSN/CW 8007-1

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135 ande in camped verey Heavey Breste workes Here 21 of Hour Boyes files a Solderes grave closte to teams all the esteren Regementes 109 pensylvania 33 new JerSey ande 129 N,Y, vounteres comencede canon adinge 5 oclock ande last tilll after Dark June 18 /64 comencede Raininge ate 1 oclock laste nighte still Raines Harder this morninge ande Heavey skermishing all the time in the Rain		136 he 20 Corps took 3 lines of Breste workes laste nighte 6 oclock in the eveninge still Rains and Harde artlery firinge and musketry all Day muSketey withoute ceacinge the line of Brete workes Hour train layes Behinde is 5 miles longe ande verey stronge ande ware the Rebels workes, the fightinge to Day is the 4 Corps 20 Corps and 21 Corpse all on the Righte winge of the

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