A Rebel's Recollections
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He has all the dash, daring, and audacity of Murat, and a great deal more sense." It was his opinion, how- ever, that there were men in both armies who would come to be known as greater cavalry men than Stuart, for the reason that Stuart used his men strictly as cavalry, while others would make dragoons of them.
He believed that the nature of our country was much better adapted to dragoon than to cavalry service, and hence, while he thought Stuart the best of cavalry officers, he doubted his ab...iUty to stand against such 132 A Rebel's Recollections, men as General Sheridan, whose conception of the proper place of the horse in our war was a more correct one, he thought, than Stuart's. " To the popular mind," he went on to say, " every soldier who rides a horse is a cavalry man, and so Stuart will be meas- ured by an incorrect standard. He will be classed with General Sheridan and meas- ured by his success or the want of it. Gen- eral Sheridan is without doubt the greatest of dragoon commanders, as Stuart is the greatest of cavalry men ; but in this coun- try dragoons are worth a good deal more than cavalry, and so General Sheridan will probably win the greater reputation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has all the dash, daring, and audacity of Murat, and a great deal more sense." It was his opinion, how- ever, that there were men in both armies who would come to be known as greater cavalry men than Stuart, for the reason that Stuart used his men strictly as cavalry, while others would make dragoons of them.
He believed that the nature of our country was much better adapted to dragoon than to cavalry service, and hence, while he thought Stuart the best of cavalry officers, he doubted his ab...iUty to stand against such 132 A Rebel's Recollections, men as General Sheridan, whose conception of the proper place of the horse in our war was a more correct one, he thought, than Stuart's. " To the popular mind," he went on to say, " every soldier who rides a horse is a cavalry man, and so Stuart will be meas- ured by an incorrect standard. He will be classed with General Sheridan and meas- ured by his success or the want of it. Gen- eral Sheridan is without doubt the greatest of dragoon commanders, as Stuart is the greatest of cavalry men ; but in this coun- try dragoons are worth a good deal more than cavalry, and so General Sheridan will probably win the greater reputation.
What to read after A Rebel's Recollections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eggleston George Cary to read onlineMoreLess
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