In chapter 14 Henry wakes up and his head hurts. Wilson changes the bandages on his head and they get some grub. Later there is a fight in the camp and Wilson goes and breaks it up. Henry notices that Wilson has changed a great deal after he has fought in many battles. Wilson has become a man even though he is about Henry's age. Wilson tells Henry that he thought most of the men in the 304th of New York where killed yesterday but it seemed to him now that most where just seperated and fighting with other regiments. Wilson remarks that Henry was one of these people, but he wasn't. Henry also tells Wilson that Jim is dead.
My question is: Does Henry still have Wilson's letters?
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