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The Confederate Official Reports of the Battle Of Elkhorn Tavern - 7th & 8th of March, 1862 (Paperback)
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The Confederate Official Reports of the Battle Of Elkhorn Tavern - 7th & 8th of March, 1862 (Paperback)
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Loot Price R174
Discovery Miles 1 740
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The Battle of Elkhorn tavern has been called the "Battle that saved
Missouri for the Union," I prefer to know it as the "Battle that
doomed Missouri to the Union." In these pages I have culled the
reports made by the Confederate commanders that were collected by
the U.S. War Department from the records captured after the fall of
Richmond in 1865. These records were published in the massive 128
volume The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official
Records of the Union and Confederate Armies. These reports are
excerpted from Series 1, Volume VIII, pages 281-330. A map and list
of units composing General Van Dorn's Trans-Mississippi Army and
enumeration of losses from Volume 1 of Battles and Leaders of the
Civil War have also been attached. I have also added short
biographical footnotes of some of the lesser known commanders, as
well as photographs of many of the writers. These first hand
accounts, most written within a few weeks of the Battle, offer a
first hand look at not only the actions of the participants on the
days of the Battle, but also at their after action thoughts on the
Battle, and sometimes their own justifications and excuses for
decisions made in the literal heat of combat.
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