Out of the Field: An Autobiography and Essay of the Twenty-Ninth Connecticut Volunteer Regiment is a fascinating book written by A. H. Newton (Alexander Herritage). In his autobiography, he talks about his own impressions and events related to his participation in the battles during the Civil War in the United States. The book describes in detail the lives of the soldiers, their trials and victories, and the fate of the twenty-ninth regiment of Connecticut volunteers. The author's captivating language and witty style make this book fascinating for a wide range of readers, especially those interested in military history and authentic accounts of the participants in the events."