Adjutant Gen. Hodsdon

    Bureau/Division/Agency

    Archives; Secretary of State

    Document Type

    MovingImage

    Exact Creation Date

    12-13-2019

    Broad Creation Date

    1867

    Streaming Media

    Description

    During the Civil War, Maine Adjutant General John Hodsdon expected men to serve their country and for the country to serve its men. In 1867, he writes, "To the soldiers "who so nobly volunteered for the defense of their country "language affords but a tame expression "of what is due them. "and I refer to the records of this office "as my best tribute to their worth."

    Language

    English

    Keywords

    Maine; Civil War

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