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The Campaigns of Lieut.-Gen. N.
B. Forrest and of Forrest's Cavalry:
by Thomson
Jordan, J. P. Pryor, Thomas Jordan, Albert E. Castel (Introduction)
The book was written for the most part by a contemporary of General Forrest's, himself a Confederate general. Nathan Bedford Forrest read the proofs, suggested some changes, and approved of the product. It is easily read and gives great insight into this greatest of all cavalry wizards. |
That Devil Forrest : Life of General
Nathan Bedford Forrest
by John
Allan Wyeth
This book, written by a Civil
War veteran, gives great insight into one of the most interesting military
commanders ever. It should appeal to anyone with an interest in the effects
a strong personality can have on history. Forrest's ability to quickly
assess a difficult situation and act efficiently and dramatically is astounding.
Also of great interest is the extremely difficult circumstances endured
by soldiers and civilians alike during this terrible period. While the
book is written by a Southerner, the author's perspective is one of a diligent
historian and deals frankly with the controversies that
surrounded General Forrest. Anyone who reads this book should find their time extremely well spent. |
The Confederacy's Greatest Cavalryman
: Nathan Bedford
Forrest (Modern War Studies)
by Brian
Steel Wills
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