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The River and the Rails [Paperback] Lee Suydam

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Fiction Books

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Condition:

Collectible; Like New

Format:

Paperback

Author:

Lee Suydam

ISBN:

0557064295

Language:

English

ISBN-10:

0557064295

manufacturer:

lulu.com

Number Of Pages:

394

Release Date:

2014-07-22

EAN:

9780557064298

binding:

paperback

Subject Keyword:

'non-', 'autobiography', 'biography'

Item Type Keyword:

books

Publication Date:

2009T

Item Name:

The River and the Rails

Product Site Launch Date:

2009-09-01T17:38:48.000-00:00

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0557064295

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AUTOGRAPHED by author. "To Pam with my warmest regards. Lee Suydam". Great condition - appears unread. Cover shows very little wear. Buy with confidence - every order ships with delivery confirmation tracking number. Fast shipping from our non-smoking home. 2014AMA172 Additional Details ------------------------------ Product description: Bedford Forrest was colorful and daring to be sure but even more interesting is that he was devious at times with his enemies. To Forrest, a trick was often better than a regiment of soldiers for if he could accomplish his purpose without spending the lives of his countrymen, so much the better. He was not military trained and therefore not aware that his tactics were unusual. Never mind that they were generally successful in remarkable ways. Born in poverty and raised in rural circumstances, he became a wealthy southern gentleman. In the Civil War, he gave his fortune in pursuit of victory and he raised three regiments of cavalry trying to save the Confederacy and his way of life.