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Most Civil War Generals commanded an "Escort" or "Bodyguard" (usually 100 men)which provided personal protection, acted as messengers and scouts, etc. Fortunately William R. Dyer, a member of Nathan Bedford Forrest's Escort, kept a diary as he rode through Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Mississippi with The Wizard of the Saddle. Dyer's diary gives insight into duty at Forrest's side describing events from his unique perspective. Like so many young men of the era, Dyer experienced war on the front line. Terror, boredom, illness, and fun all make appearances in the narrative. Readers will recognize many of the characters and engagements and be introduced to new ones along the way. This entertaining and educational look at The Civil War Diary of William R. Dyer will compliment any collection of works on Forrest. Enjoy the ride!
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Raijah Kearney
reviewed The Civil War Diary Of William R. Dyer on January 11, 2016
The Civil War Diary Of William R. Dyer
Met some Lewis and Clark followers in Montana this fall, They suggested this book on SACAJAWEA guide and Interpreter of Lewis and Clark. This lady played and important role of making this trip a success. Also in helping to bring peace to the western United States after the trip of discovery. I don't think the boys would of made it without her. The story of her life is most interesting, all the things that she survived is amazing. If you like history this is a good book for you.
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