HANCOCK\'S DIARY or HISTORY OF SECOND TENNESSEE CONFEDERATE CAVALRY - CIVIL WAR
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HANCOCK\'S DIARY or HISTORY OF SECOND TENNESSEE CONFEDERATE CAVALRY - CIVIL WAR:
$75.00
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HANCOCK\'S DIARY
Or
A HISTORY OF THE SECOND TENNESSEE CONFEDERATE CAVALRY
BY RICHARD R. HANCOCK, C.S.A.
WITH SKETCHES OF
FIRST AND SEVENTH BATTALIONS
ALSO PORTRAITS AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES
COMPLETE TWO-VOLUMES IN ONE
MINT CONDITION
New, unread, pristine-condition book. Out-of-Print and no longer available from the publisher.
Clean, Sharp, Bright, Solidly-Bound, Book
Extraordinary Memoir and History by Tennessee Confederate Cavalry
Loaded with Illustrations
Contains Unit Rosters of Officers and Men
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN 1887, THIS BOOK WAS PRINTED BY THE PRESS OF MORNINGSIDE BOOKSHOP, DAYTON, OHIO, IN 1999
Originally published in 1887, this is the extraordinary account of the experiences, history, battles and campaigns of the Second Tennessee Confederate Cavalry. It also contains 1st and 7th Battalions as well as rich portraits and biographical sketches of the key leaders of the unit.
Twenty years after Hancock\'s diary was written it was revised and supplemented with information gained from the writer\'s comrades and from official documents. This book captures comprehensively captures all the battle and campaigns of this extraordinary, hard-fought unit. It is perhaps the finest source of information related to the specific routes, with incidental observations on the country and occasional references to people visited, that exists. Hancock\'s wartime travels were confined entirely to northern Alabama and Mississippi, Tennessee, and southEastern Kentucky. Much of the time he was following General Forrest and, notably, he was present at the so-called Fort Pillow massacre, presenting, a scarce, first-hand view of the campaign. Hancock was wounded in October 1864 and as unable to fight after that, but his extraordinary, Civil War account remains one of the finest available on Confederate cavalry in the western theater dominated by General Nathan Bedford Forrest.
THIS BOOK IS IN MINT CONDITION
This wonderful, Civil War history is brand new, unread and in pristine condition. This excellent condition book is also out-of-print and no longer available from the publisher. Bound in tan-colored cloth covers with gold lettering on the spine, the book is clea, sharp, bright and solidly bound. The exterior clean with no bumping, rubbing or wear. The interior is clean and there isn\'t a mark in the book. The pages are fine and bright white. They are free of any writing, smudging or foxing. The binding is solid throughout the book; both hinges are fine. The book is richly illustrated throughout. It also contains rosters of the officers and men from the various commands represented in the book. An excellent condition copy of this wonderful, Civil War history on Tennessee Confederate Cavalry.
CONSIDERED ONE OF THE FINEST ACCOUNTS OF THE SECOND TENNESSEE CAVALRY, C.S.A.
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HANCOCK\'S DIARY or HISTORY OF SECOND TENNESSEE CONFEDERATE CAVALRY - CIVIL WAR:
$75.00