. The civil war literature of Ohio [electronic resource]; a bibliography with explanatory and historical notes . als, hardships, amusements, triumphs and ex-periences. The author also gives his observations of the battlesand marches in which his company participated. [897]Wright (Ceo. 11.) Hon. David Tod, Biography and Personal Recollec-tions. By Geo. B. Wright. Reprinted from the OhioArchaeological and Historical Quarterly. Columbus: FJ. Heer. 1900. Pamphlet. 8 vo. pp. 101-125, with Full Page Portrait and Illustrations. At the breaking out of the War, Mr. Wright was Quarter-master General of
. The civil war literature of Ohio [electronic resource]; a bibliography with explanatory and historical notes . als, hardships, amusements, triumphs and ex-periences. The author also gives his observations of the battlesand marches in which his company participated. [897]Wright (Ceo. 11.) Hon. David Tod, Biography and Personal Recollec-tions. By Geo. B. Wright. Reprinted from the OhioArchaeological and Historical Quarterly. Columbus: FJ. Heer. 1900. Pamphlet. 8 vo. pp. 101-125, with Full Page Portrait and Illustrations. At the breaking out of the War, Mr. Wright was Quarter-master General of the State, having been appointed by GovernorDennison. He states that he had never met Governor Toduntil introduced by the latters predecessor, and was muchsurprised when he was tendered a reappointment. Havingaccepted, he became intimately acquainted with Governor Tod,and the two co-operated in upholding President Lincolns hands,and in sending volunteers from Ohio to the front as rapidly asthey were called for. The pamphlet is devoted almost whollyto the War period and is replete with interesting
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