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Meade'S Army: The Private Notebooks Of Lt. Col. Theodore Lyman (Civil War In The North),New Protter And If NotLt. Col. Theodore Lyman Served As Gen. George Gordon Meades Aidedecamp From September 1863 Until The End Of The Civil War. Lyman Was A Harvardtrained Natural Scientist Who Was Exceptionally Disciplined In Recording The Events, The Players, And His Surroundings During His Wartime Duty. His Private Notebooks Document His Keen Observations. Published Here For The First Time, Meades Army: The Private Notebooks Of Lt. Col. Theodore Lyman Contains