The photographic history of the civil war in ten volumes
Subtitle: Vol 4 The Cavalry
Publisher: The Review of Reviews Co.
Published: 1911
Place of publication: New York
Number of pages: 346
First sentence: TO the public at large, the volume prepared by General Rodenbough and his associates will be not only instructive but decidedly novel in its view-point. In the popular conception the cavalryman figures as the most dashing and care-free among soldiers. He is associated primarily with charges at a gallop to the sound of clashing sabers and bugle calls, and with thrilling rescues on the field.
Description: v. 4. The cavalry / editor, Theo. F. Rodenbough ; contributors: Theo. F. Rodenbough, Charles D. Rhodes, Holmes Conrad, John A. Wyeth