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Hatcher was taken prisoner in November 1864 and was kept in federal custody near Charleston, West Virginia until mid-1865.","Hatcher served as a private for his entire military career; he recounts the experience of a rank-and-file soldier, including many hardships. Hatcher describes difficult river crossings; carrying  disassembled artillery down cliffs; and marching barefoot after the Battle of Lynchburg back to West Virginia. 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