Yours Affectionately, Osgood: Colonel Osgood Vose Tracy’s Letters Home from the Civil War, 1862–1865 (Sarah Tracy Burrows, Ryan W. Keating - DLM) photo Sacher demonstrates that southerners’ response

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Yours Affectionately, Osgood: Colonel Osgood Vose Tracy’s Letters Home from the Civil War, 1862–1865 (Sarah Tracy Burrows, Ryan W. Keating - DLM) photo Sacher demonstrates that southerners’ responseby Sarah Tracy Burrows & Ryan W. Keating More than 3 million men served in the American Civil War. In Yours Affectionately, Osgood, editors Sarah Tracy Burrows and Ryan W. Keating have assembled a collection of letters from one of those soldiersOsgood Vose Tracy of the 122nd New York Infantry. Sarah Tracy Burrows, a descendant of Col. Osgood Tracy, has compiled this expansive collection from her familys private papers. Paired with illuminating