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The cavalry in the Civil War

"In the Civil War, the cavalry referred to soldiers who fought on horseback. They played a part in some of the most significant battles that happened during the war. Readers of this . . . volume will learn all about the Civil War cavalry, including both Confederate and Union leaders. Through this text's discussion of some of the important people and battles of the Civil War, readers will gain a deeper understanding of this important part of history"--Publisher's website.
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Forrest

the Confederacy's relentless warrior
2004

The last cavaliers

Confederate and Union Cavalry in the Civil War
1979

One continuous fight

the retreat from Gettysburg and the pursuit of Lee's Army of Northern Virginia, July 4-14, 1863
2008

The cavalry during the Civil War

2003
Examines the realities of life in the cavalry during the Civil War, discussing recruiting and training, the duties of the cavalry trooper, the cavalry in and out of combat, and other topics. Includes notes and references for further study.

Life among the soldiers and cavalry

1999
Discusses life among Civil War soldiers and cavalry, including joining up, uniforms and rifles, training and discipline on the march, battle, and returning home.

Plenty of blame to go around

Jeb Stuart's controversial ride to Gettysburg
2006

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