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Letters to Vermont from Her Civil War Soldier Corr Gideon Sterer inviting us to heed theIn their letters To the Editor of the Rutland Herald, young Vermont soldiers tell of their service in the Civil War, fighting for the Union, galloping around Lee's army in Virginia, garrisoning the beleaguered defenses of Washington, D. C., and blunting Pickett's desperate charge at Gettysburg. One writer is captured, another serves as a prison camp guard, others are wounded and one dies fighting in the horrific conflict in the Wilderness of Virginia.