[PDF.34ed] In the Saddle with the Texans: Day-by-Day with Parsons's Cavalry Brigade, 1862--1865

In the Saddle with the Texans: Day-by-Day with Parsons's Cavalry Brigade, 1862--1865

[PDF.no50] In the Saddle with the Texans: Day-by-Day with Parsons's Cavalry Brigade, 1862--1865

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 | #1350135 in Books |  2003-02-13 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.18 x1.20 x6.36l,1.52 | File type: PDF | 416 pages

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||3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.| roller coaster book from interesting to absolute boredum|By JDC|As a cavalry history buff I was very interested to read this book. It took all I could do to finish this book. If you are interested in the daily orders that range from oders for deserters, forage, arrest, sickness, or as the author states daily life then you will love this. For me it was a struggle. The maps were| |" . . . even the casual Civil War aficionado can appreciate this work." -- Chuck Parsons, NOLA Quarterly

". . . a treasure trove of valuable information. . . . Recommended for serious students of the Civil War in the West." -- Military

Confederate cavalry operating in the Trans-Mississippi during the Civil War has received little scholarly attention, partially because of the paucity of written resources that survived the conflict.

While there are a few published letter collections and a handful of memoirs, little is known of the troopers' daily activities. With the publication of the order book of Parsons's Brigade, a compilation of the original daily orders preserved by members of the bri...

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