Even the cots that the soldiers slept on were nothing more than thin feather matresses spread across wooden slats. Most of the barracks were dark and dingy with one hanging oil lamp for light.
By Dawn Henthorn, About.com
Even the cots that the soldiers slept on were nothing more than thin feather matresses spread across wooden slats. Most of the barracks were dark and dingy with one hanging oil lamp for light.
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