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Noble Son: Youth, Duty, and Disease in a Civil War Regiment is a deeply researched work of nonfiction that follows Private Willet Job Rathbun, who joined the 110th New York Regiment at the tender age of 17 and died of yellow fever at 19 in Key West, Florida.
Through Rathbun's life-and the lives of fellow soldiers- the book explores the human cost of disease and hardship in the Gulf theater and Florida Keys, while also portraying 19th-century upstate New York farm life and the emotional bonds between soldiers and their families back home.
Daniel Lee, who has spent his career in journalism and communications, employs the narrative touch of a journalist, so that he captures the intimate and historical dimensions of a little-known regiment's Civil War experience.
Lee, a central Indiana resident who has worked as a reporter for the San Jose Mercury News, The Indianapolis Star, and The Indianapolis Business Journal, is also the author of The Belgian Hammer: Forging Young Americans into Professional Cyclists.
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