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Read the following excerpt from a Confederate soldier's letter home to his family in 1862."Our regiment did not have many wounded nor killed but a good many taken prisoners. . . . Pa, I want you to have me a pair of boots made. Those shoes you had made for me ripped all to pieces. Our regiment used everything we had. I have no blanket nor any clothes but what I have got."What aspect of war does this soldier's letter exhibit?
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