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Major Francis E. Pierce, who took part in the Union’s suicidal attack on Fredericksburg’s Marye’s Heights 150 years ago, wrote a vivid account of his experience in a letter to a friend. FRANCIS E. PIERCE ENROLLED AS A CAPTAIN in Company F of the 108th New York Infantry on August 9, 1862. An 1859 graduate …
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