Personal Memoirs of P. H. Sheridan, General, United States Army — Volume 1
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The author traces his origins from immigrant parents and a frontier childhood through limited formal schooling, early work in country stores, and eventual appointment to the Military Academy; he recounts academy life, disciplinary episodes, and graduation, then follows his military career through rising responsibilities during the national struggle to preserve the Union. He describes campaigns and logistical challenges, his command decisions and relations with fellow officers, and offers reflections on leadership, comradeship, and the aims of the conflict, framing the narrative as a personal record intended for his family and for future historians.
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