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Roughshod through Dixie - Grierson's raid, 1863

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Roughshod through Dixie - Grierson's raid, 18...
av Lardas, Mark
Häftad bok. Raid. 1 uppl. 2010. 80 sidor.

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Nära nyskick. Amerikanska inbördeskriget.. Engelsk text. Stort format

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ISBN

9781846039935

Titel

Roughshod through Dixie - Grierson's raid, 1863

Författare

Lardas, Mark

Utgivningsår

20102010

Omfång

80 sidor

Bandtyp

(e-book

Språk

English

Baksidestext

"On April 17, 1863 Benjamin Grierson led a force of 1,700 Union cavalrymen across enemy lines into Confederate-held Tennessee in a bold diversionary raid. Over the next 17 days, Grierson's horsemen caused havoc by destroying railroad track, attacking outposts, burning military stores, and fighting numerous small actions, before breaking back through into Union territory at Baton Rouge. The raid ... caused ... the Confederates ... to divert thousands of troops away from the front lines during General Grant's critical Vicksburg offensive"--Page 4 of cover.

Raid 1 9781846039935

ISBN: 9781846039935
Titel: Roughshod through Dixie - Grierson's raid, 1863
Författare: Lardas, Mark
Utgivningsår: 20102010
Omfång: 80 sidor
Bandtyp: (e-book
Språk: English

"On April 17, 1863 Benjamin Grierson led a force of 1,700 Union cavalrymen across enemy lines into Confederate-held Tennessee in a bold diversionary raid. Over the next 17 days, Grierson's horsemen caused havoc by destroying railroad track, attacking outposts, burning military stores, and fighting numerous small actions, before breaking back through into Union territory at Baton Rouge. The raid ... caused ... the Confederates ... to divert thousands of troops away from the front lines during General Grant's critical Vicksburg offensive"--Page 4 of cover.