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fields the life and unlikely heroism of joshua lawrence chamberlain this is a way of looking at

the late nineteenth century the gilded age it is now 1880s 189090s. Grant's gone in 85.

Warren goes in 82.

Chamberlain, despite his wound, will carry on for another two decades.

However, he does have surgery.

And at some point, the surgery is put in the newspaper.

I don't remember when, Ron, but that's the first time Fannie knows about it.

Is that right? Yeah, that seems very odd also. It's the first time most people know about it.

Somehow the newspaper gets a record of what the surgery is. It's a pretty graphic record,

and people are shocked that they know this man, governor, president, has undergone so much misery

in pain through all these years. It becomes public.

And there's no pension for the Union Army. There's no medical benefits. There's no VA.

You take care of yourself or you don't, and many didn't. Many couldn't. Chamberlain,

however, persists, and he didn't, many couldn't. Chamberlain, however, persist, and he persists

at 101 West 75th Street. I tried to look it up, Ron, but Sherman lived there in the

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