About This Book
A veteran recounts leaving civilian life to join John H. Morgan’s cavalry, describing enlistment, training, raids, skirmishes, and the personalities of officers and comrades encountered during campaigns. The narrative mixes vivid battlefield recollections and small personal anecdotes with reflections on the tactics and daring of mounted operations. It emphasizes the deep bonds formed among soldiers, the hardships endured on campaign, and observations on how men of the command adapted to civilian life after the conflict, offering both memoiristic detail and broader commentary on loyalty and veteran identity.
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