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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Fine overview of some interesting actions,
This review is from: The Raiders of 1862 (Hardcover)
Overall, the coverage of these three late 1862 raids is pretty good. Each raid gets about 50-60 pages of discussion and there are quite a few battle maps to supplement the text. They're a little archaic, but overall fairly effective and usually at the regimental level. The level of research is fine, although having seem some very detailed studies of fairly minor actions, I can't help but wonder if there is more information out there. There just doesn't seem to have been many manuscript sources used. Still, this is probably the best coverage out there of most of the actions analyzed. While not a model campaign study, students of cavalry operations should find it worthwhile.
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The Raiders of 1862 by James D. Brewer (Hardcover - January 21, 1997)
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