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"The Library of Congress 2006"

ISBN: 978-0-9791780-0-9

Douglas M. Casamer

THE MICHIGAN 22nd INFANTRY AND THE MEN WHO SERVED
(NOW AVAILABLE)
(Please allow 4 to 8 weeks for delivery)

THE MICHIGAN
22ND INFANTRY AND THE MEN WHO SERVED
·      The world’s largest collection of material on this historical regiment, 853 pages long.
·      Over 450 pictures of the men, documents, artifacts, diaries, and letters and, many never published before.
·      The largest genealogical collection on any one Civil War regiment known.
·      Hundreds of in depth studies of the men who served, both autobiographical and biographical.
·      An excellent resource for any Michigan military genealogical researcher.
·      The only factual and definitive history written on this historical Michigan regiment.
·      A colossal collection of material that gives true life to the men and the struggles they endured during the Civil War. Story after story that will keep you reading night after night, with insight never known before, providing a better understanding of the men who served.
·      A genuine American History book, a must read for all Civil War scholars and historians.
·      From a well known community leader, who has won numerous awards for his
Military Genealogy lectures and documents for the Genealogical researcher.
·      He has authored many articles, and published a manual for the Military Genealogist.
·      The author’s family history is as historical as this book, which provides his background and experiences from 25 years as a Veterans Affairs Director, and 15 years with the military.



Order a copy today for only $89.95 which includes all charges. Please copy and send the attached order form.

(The History of The Michigan Twenty-Second Infantry and the Men Who Served).
By Douglas M. Casamer.

I’m extremely pleased to announce the sale of the Michigan 22nd Infantry, with detailed accounts in factual storyline format with large easy to read print. This book is a massive collection of actual stories, written articles, documents, discharges, letters, diaries, pictures, CDVs, and acquired information from nearly 150 sources. Nearly 500 pictures of which many are period photographs, and nearly 860 pages long. To reduce overall printing costs, the book was given a lightweight cover, to maximize distribution and reduce individual costs.

· A complete storyline from the onset of the Civil War the end with hundreds of the men who served.
· A large section on the Civil War Monuments and Memorials dedicated to these men from various counties.
· Hundreds of period CDV photographs and pictures of the men, never seen before.
· A thorough section dedicated to a biographical outline on each individual man.
· Many actual artifacts they held and used during the Civil War.
· A complete section devoted to Civil War terms and definitions.
· The battle flags they carried and the current State of Michigan battle flag program that supports their preservation.
· This is a must-read for any historian, teacher, military researcher or genealogist.

This book will afford you a much better understanding of the Civil War and the Michigan 22nd Infantry, from the most collected historical studies to date. We now have the ultimate book dealing with their sacrifices and total commitment in what they all truly fought and died for. This book was developed, composed and written by a great grandson and great nephew of two of the regiment’s members. I believe you will actually find this book both exciting and entertaining.
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THE MICHIGAN 22^ND INFANTRY REGIMENT
AND THE MEN WHO SERVED
By Douglas M. Casamer

Take advantage of this first time offer on this nearly 900 page book, with nearly 450 pictures never seen before. Order today, while the shipping price has been included into the total cost for “Media Mail”.

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The Book Cover Design,
by Douglas M. Casamer

Above,� you see an actual picture of one of the Michigan 22nd Infantry Battle Flags, as pictured in the book. These and many other classic pictures are featured, however in black and white.
Mr. Douglas M. Casamer has over 25 years experience in the research of this book, and has produced two other working manuals for the Military Genealogist. Giving you every resource to address when searching your military records. He has spent fifteen years with the United States Air Force, Air National Guard, and the Air Force Reserves. A twenty-five year�retired Director�of the�Department of Veterans Affairs in Macomb County, Michigan's third largest County.�He has studied the Civil War from both his family history to hundreds of resources to provide this marvelous history of the Michigan Twenty- Second Infantry. A must read for any and all historians,those with Civil War factual�interest.�This is a true and�factaul story of one of the State of Michigan's Civil War Regiments, with more period pictures and documents than any known Michigan Regiment during the Civil War.

The books actual publication costs were based on 853 pages, and to the overwhelming size, multible printings, digital image reproductions, cover picture, cover material, and binding costs, in addition to the media mailing charge and postage. It was very difficult to keep this publication well under one hundred dollars.