Veterans Column: Cook's diary shares details from Civil War front
Doug Stout shares the story of Charles A. Cook, a Licking County soldier in the Civil War and some of the journal he kept.
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Doug Stout shares the story of Charles A. Cook, a Licking County soldier in the Civil War and some of the journal he kept.
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