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The celebration of Christmas in the 1860s did not match today’s mass-market frenzy, though the holiday had been observed in some areas of the country in the decades leading up to the war. Soldiers who celebrated the holiday far from home did their best to eat, drink and be merry, as these two letters attest. …
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