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By Bennett H. Young
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A veteran's collection of reminiscences recounts cavalry operations during the Civil War, presenting chapter-length narratives of raids, skirmishes and campaigns led by figures such as Morgan, Forrest, Stuart, Wheeler, Hampton, Shelby and Marmaduke. It combines vivid battle sketches, maps and portraits with tactical observations on reconnaissance, endurance, rapid movement and the disruption of enemy supply lines. Personal anecdotes and reflective passages highlight leadership, daring and the logistical strains of mounted warfare while surveying a wide range of engagements across multiple theaters.

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Bennett H. Young

Bennett H. Young was an American author and historian, best known for his work on the American Civil War. His notable book, "Confederate Wizards of the Saddle," explores the lives and contributions of Confederate cavalry leaders during the war. Young's writings reflect a deep interest in military history and the complexities of the Civil War era. Through his detailed narratives, he provides insights into the strategies and personalities that shaped the conflict, contributing to the understanding of this pivotal period in American history.

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