Publisher's Synopsis
Step back in time and learn about the valor and sacrifice of the Seventh Indiana Cavalry Volunteers during the Civil War with this detailed account by Thomas S. Cogley. From their training in Indiana to their battles in Tennessee and Georgia, this book provides a comprehensive look at the unit's experiences on the front lines of the war. Filled with personal accounts and historical context, this book is a must-have for any Civil War history buff.
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