Victory Without Triumph: Volume II Smith Custer was a hussar—a firm

Custer was a hussar—a firm believer in the shock power of the mounted saber charge—while Merritt was a dragoon

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Chapter 6: Camp Misery

but he increasingly came to realize that these military men should no longer direct him

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Victory Without Triumph: Volume II Smith Custer was a hussar—a firmVictory Without Triumph: The Wilderness, May 6th & 7th, 1864 Volume II by John Michael Priest Brigadier General John Gregg spurred around to the front of his regiments. Turning his horse to face the line, he shouted, "General Lee wants us to go and drive those people out. Remember, Hood's Brigade, that General Lee's eyes are upon you and his heart is with you. Forward!" . When the veterans stepped off, Lee removed his hat and, standing in the