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Civil War
FOURTH REGIMENT INFANTRY
The course of instruction adopted was the same as that practiced in the regular army, which was followed up with ability and energy, bringing about most beneficial results, not only in these particular regiments, but which became apparent in many others by appointment and transfer. The measure received the approval of the State as a most timely and judicious measure, while it was endorsed from abroad by favorable comments of public journals, and at the same time otherwise attracted much notice in neighboring States. . The companies had been recruited for some time prior to the date of the following order of assignment, and had been equally urgent with the 3d for an opportunity to be accepted into the service:
Michigan in the Civil War
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