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  • #16
    Re: Rat Beatings

    Hallo!

    Yes, there was a series of drawings of rat catching from Point Lookout, MD.
    Kind of lends new meaning to "I'm a-fightin' for ma rats."
    (Sorry, could not resist, must be the OTC cold medication).

    Curt
    Rat On a Stick Mess
    Curt Schmidt
    In gleichem Schritt und Tritt, Curt Schmidt

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    • #17
      Re: Rat Beatings

      very amusing!

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      • #18
        Re: Rat Beatings

        So long as the rats are of the rodent variety and not the hospital-rat of the Civil War genre, rat beatings are OK. All right Mrs. Lawson, where's that furless-tail squirrel (or is it bald-tail squirrel) stew recipe you were talking about? Mighty popular in Vicksburg I heard tell.
        GaryYee o' the Land o' Rice a Roni & Cable Cars
        High Private in The Company of Military Historians

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        • #19
          Re: Rat Beatings

          Originally posted by tomarch View Post
          I remember an illustrated diary of a C.S. prisoner at Point Lookout (I belive it was in the Life/Time series) illustrating the catching, skinning and cooking of rats. (I think there was also an illustration as well of an unlucky reb's encounter w/ a lobster as well)

          "No rats were harmed in the posting of this reply"
          It was a crab
          Pvt. S.D. Henry
          Co. A 3rd Maine Volunteer Infantry
          "Bath City Greys"

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