Sheridan's Lieutenants

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Set in 1864, the narrative focuses on Major General Philip Sheridan's leadership of Meade's cavalry within the Army of the Potomac. His intense drive and high expectations transformed the cavalry's effectiveness against Confederate forces in Virginia. David Coffey delves into Sheridan's interactions with his subordinates, highlighting how these relationships influenced not only the final year of the Civil War but also the trajectory of U.S. military history. The book offers a compelling exploration of leadership and camaraderie in a pivotal historical moment.