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| Posted: Wed Apr 4th, 2007 03:50 am |
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Calcav, John Singleton Mosby was made a colonel on December 7, 1864. But I do agree with you that his experiences were very different from those of John Hunt Morgan, and its hard to compare the two. Mosby commanded his own unit of partisans on his home turf. Morgan was colonel of the 2nd Kentucky Cavalry, raiding in Tennessee and Kentucky. After becoming a general, he raided into Indiana and Ohio, far from home. He later commanded the Department of Southwestern Virginia. John Singleton Mosby Biography
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| Posted: Sat Aug 2nd, 2008 03:19 am |
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The Iron Duke Member 
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I think Grant has to get the nod here. However, I still cringe whenever I think of his losses during the Overland Campaign.
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