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With regards to the US Civil War, soldiers traveled mostly by foot. Marching to battle and other locations was the normal way of getting from one place to another. Of course if the distance was going to be a long one, then railroads, riverboats, wagons and ocean going vessels were used. And, of course the cavalry traveled by horseback.
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