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Joshua Chamberlain writes to Governor Washburn
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Letter from Joshua L. Chamberlain to Governor Washburn regarding premature rumors about his possible commission to command a new regiment.
"I beg your excellency to understand that these mortifying reports did not come from me."
1862
Adelbert Ames reports on his pending departure
- Adelbert Ames reports that the advance guard of the Army of the Potomac has arrived in Hampton, Virginia, and that his pending departure from there may be a few days longer.
1862
George A. Frost recommends Dr. Nahum A. Hersom for assistant surgeon
- George A. Frost recommends Dr. Nahum A. Hersom for assistant surgeon
1862
Undated (circa 1864) - Colonel Joseph B Fitch writes to Governor Cony regarding Morrison C. Sanborn
- Colonel Joseph B Fitch writes to Governor Cony regarding Morrison C. Sanborn
1864
Captain J.F. Land regarding recruitments and his return to the regiment
- Captain J.F. Land regarding recruitments and his return to the regiment
1864
Prentiss Fogler forwards his photograph to Adjutant General Hodsdon
- Prentiss Fogler forwards his photograph to Adjutant General Hodsdon
1864
Special Order 473 assigning Brevet Major A.W. Clark to duty
- Special Order 473 assigning Brevet Major A.W. Clark to duty.
1864
Colonel Gilmore requests that unassigned drafted men be assigned to the 20th Maine Regiment
- Colonel Gilmore requests that unassigned drafted men be assigned to the 20th Maine Regiment.
1865
Major Ellis Spear recommends promotions in Companies E and K
- Major Ellis Spear recommends promotions in Companies E and K for Mattson Sanborn and Joseph Fuller.
1864
Lieutenant Colonel Charles D. Gilmore describes Chamberlain's wounding at Petersburg
- Lieutenant Colonel Gilmore writes from Washington, D.C. to General John L. Hodsdon describing Chamberlain's wound, his promotion to Brig. General, his merit as a soldier, and the names of the men Chamberlain recommends for promotion "His wound is a very severe one and a very dangerous one, and the surgeons are by no means certain of saving his life."
1864