The Boy Generals : George Custer, Wesley Merritt, and the Cavalry of the Army of the Potomac (Adolfo Ovies, UA) hunter and accepting the burden of

and accepting the burden of leading the last desperate effort to ensure the survival of the Confederacy

He envisioned instead a united nation that would honor both God and American political principles

Grant’s memoirs

Celebrate Abraham Lincoln with a night of good old-fashioned fun

To capture the longest covered bridge in the world would allow Early's Division to cross into prosperous Lancaster County and move against the capital in Harrisburg from its relatively undefended rear

The Boy Generals : George Custer, Wesley Merritt, and the Cavalry of the Army of the Potomac (Adolfo Ovies, UA) hunter and accepting the burden ofThe Boy Generals: George Custer, Wesley Merritt, and the Cavalry of the Army of the Potomac by Alolfo Ovies The Boy Generals: George Custer, Wesley Merritt, and the Cavalry of the Army of the Potomac is the first installment in a remarkable trilogy to examine the strategy, tactics, and relationships of the leading Union armys mounted arm and their influence on the course of the Civil War in the Eastern Theater. George Armstrong Custers career has