Sherman}}}s Horsemen Union Cavalry Operations in the Atlanta Campaign [Paperback]

... massively researched... those seeking a richly detailed journal of the cavalrys role in one of the wars crucial campaigns will find this book irreplaceable. Blue & Gray Magazine

This volume is meticulously detailed and comes to some convincing conclusions. The Journal of American History

A vivid account of the campaign that helped decide the outcome of the Civil War.... A rich narrative that will delight students of the Civil War. Kirkus Reviews

Attempting a quick, decisive victory in the 1864 struggle for Atlanta, William Tecumseh Shermans cavalry wreaked havoc in the countryside around the city. This book, based largely upon previously unpublished materials, tells the story of Shermans raids. Through exhaustive research, David Evans has been able to recreate a vivid, captivating, and meticulously detailed image of the day-by-day life of the Yankee horse soldier.

Order of Battle
Preface
Introduction

1. Crossing the Chattahoochee, July 3-July 10, 1864
2. An Ass of Eminent Gifts
3. To Moore's Bridge and Back, July 1-July 18, 1864
4. To the Gates of Atlanta, July 10-July 20, 1864
5. A Costly Mistake, July 21-July 22, 1864
6. Rousseau's Raid: Decatur to Eastaboga, July 10-July 15, 1864
7. Rousseau's Raid: Eastaboga to Loachapoka, July 15-July 17,1864
8. Rousseau's Raid: Working on the Railroad, July 17-July 18,1864
9. Rousseau's Raid: Opelika to Marietta, July 19-July 22, 1864
10. Garrard's Raid, July 21-July 24, 1864
11. Converging Columns, July 24-July 31, 1864
12. McCook's Raid: Turner's Ferry to Flint River, July 27-July 29,1864
13. McCook's Raid: Flint River to Newman, July 29-July 30, 1864
14. McCook's Raid: Battle at Brown's Mill, July 30-July 31, 1864
15. McCook's Raid: The Chattahoochee River to Marietta, July 31-August 3, 1864
16. Stoneman's Raid: Latimer's Crossroads to Clinton and the Oconee River, July 27-July 30, 1864
17. Stoneman's Raid: Clinton to Wall“®