History of Company E of the Sixth Minnesota Regiment of Volunteer Infantry

"History of Company E of the Sixth Minnesota Regiment of Volunteer Infantry" by A. J. (Alfred James) Hill is a chronicle from the 1800s, that recounts the story of Company E, from its creation to its role in the American Civil War and later campaigns against Native American tribes in Minnesota. The book starts with the creation of Company E in 1862, originally known as the "Sigel Guards," and describes how it came together, telling of the variety of men who enlisted, including European veterans. The story moves from their early days organizing at Fort Snelling to their deployment during the Sioux Uprising, showing the sense of unity and difficulties the soldiers faced as they got ready for war, creating a feeling of devotion, and historical importance.