Deeds of Valor, Volume 1

Deeds of Valor was a two volume series published in the early 20th Century, prior to World War 1, which aimed to collect and share the stories by which American soldiers won their Medals of Honor. Volume 1 of the two volume set focuses exclusively on the Union Army during the Civil War, and contains many examples of Medal of Honor winners performing valorous deeds at the Siege of Petersburg.

Petersburg Medals of Honor: Thrilling Episodes Around Petersburg

in Deeds of Valor, Volume 1

Petersburg Medals of Honor: Duty and Death Rather Than Dishonor

in Deeds of Valor, Volume 1

Petersburg Medals of Honor: Heroism In the Hour of Reverse

in Deeds of Valor, Volume 1

Petersburg Medals of Honor: “Lieutenant, What Say You?”

in Deeds of Valor, Volume 1

Petersburg Medals of Honor: Valorous Deeds at Hatcher’s Run

in Deeds of Valor, Volume 1

Petersburg Medals of Honor: Swam the River Under Difficulties

in Deeds of Valor, Volume 1

Petersburg Medals of Honor: Risked Being Blown to Atoms at Dutch Gap Canal

in Deeds of Valor, Volume 1

Petersburg Medals of Honor: “I Was Mad as a Hornet”

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Petersburg Medals of Honor: A Rebel Charge That Failed

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Petersburg Medals of Honor: Scenes from Hatcher’s Run

in Deeds of Valor, Volume 1

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