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Common soldiers covered buildings with inscriptions, drawings and rants in many of the places they passed through—yet relatively little research has been devoted to these first-person accounts. High on a wooden beam in the attic of Arlington House, Robert E. Lee’s stately home in present-day Arlington, Va., is an inscription that appears to have been …
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