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Jennifer D. Swain

Jennifer D. Swain earned her M.A. in English from Boston College, and holds B.A. degrees in History and English. A former reporter and editor for various news publications in the U.S., she is an avid amateur historian who resides in Leesburg, Virginia.

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The "Cottonbalers" Regiment: 7th U.S. Infantry

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The “Fighting Eagles” Regiment: 8th U.S. Infantry

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The 2nd Air Defense Regiment

Seminary Ridge at Gettysburg National Military Park, Pa.
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