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000784661 1001_ $$aMesch, Allen H.,$$eauthor.
000784661 24510 $$aTeacher of Civil War generals :$$bMajor General Charles Ferguson Smith, soldier and West Point commandant /$$cAllen H. Mesch.
000784661 264_1 $$aJefferson, North Carolina :$$bMcFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers,$$c[2015]
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000784661 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
000784661 5050_ $$aPart I. West Point to Texas: 1820-1845 -- "Grant him a warrant as a cadet" -- "Thirteen years of service" -- Commandant of cadets -- "At West Point always" -- "Riot raging in Kensington" -- Part II. Corpus Christi to Mexico City: 1845-1848 -- "A tussle with the Mexicans" -- "War at last sure enough!" -- "The brilliant coup de main" -- "A political war" -- "Off for the far famed City of Mexico" -- "This glorious army hoisted the colors" -- Part III. Between wars: 1848-1861 -- "The most perfect soldier in the army" -- "Courage and fidelity" -- "A war must be waged" -- Part IV. Disunion and reunion: 1861-1862 -- "The storm will blow over" -- "The war in Kentucky has commenced" -- "Make demonstrations with your troops" -- "The old flag still waves" -- "They are false in every particular" -- Part V. Fort Henry and Fort Donelson: February 1862 -- "Take and hold Fort Henry" -- "I shall take and destroy Fort Donelson" -- "You must take Fort Donelson" -- "Unconditional and immediate surrender" -- Part VI. Triumph and turmoil: March-July 1862 -- "Take command of the expedition" -- "Hold his position" -- "Does not set easy on me yet" -- "The devils own day" -- "His great worth as a soldier and friend".
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000784661 60010 $$aSmith, Charles Ferguson,$$d1807-1862.
000784661 61020 $$aUnited States Military Academy$$vBiography.
000784661 650_0 $$aMexican War, 1846-1848$$vBiography.
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