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Item Code: 33-671
Song tells of the hardships and deprivations of being a prisoner of war. Written by John W. Slack, presented by William Jarrett, an ex-Union prisoner.
Paper measures 5.5" by 8.25". Edges show chipping and tears, with a larger tear at lower right. Small hole is present at left margin. Several fold creases are present. Totally readable. [sl]
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