Leaders Our Army to Drive Spain From Her Colonies
A 1898 overview likens Miles Merritt and Brooke to Grant Sherman and Sheridan as top generals. It outlines regular and volunteer major generals, cavalry corps leaders Wilson Wheeler Lee and others, and explains how corps operations will shape the land campaign against Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Miles
Merritt
Brooke
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Wilson
Wheeler
Fitz-Hugh Lee
Sheridans
Custers
Jacksons
Stuarts
Hancocks
Graham
Wade
Coppinger
Shafter
Otis
Stuart
Stoneman
Pleasonton
Lee
Custer
Torbert
Gregg
Trevilian Station
Appomattox
Worth
Rapidan
the James
Petersburg
Lynchburg
Richmond
Danville
James
Fitz- Hugh Lee
Wade Hampton
Shenandoah
Tennessee
Hood
Nashville
Thomas
Forrest
Alabama
Georgia
Army
Mobile
Selma
Ala
Southwest
Virginia
Bragg
Chattanooga
Kentucky
Tennessee River
Ohio
Cincinnati
South
Lee Wilson
Michigan
Colone
United States Cavalry
Plains
One Hundred and
Fortieth New York
Weed
Hazlitt
Little Round Top
Milés
Army of Cuba
Army of the Philippines
Cavalry
Northern
Gaines Mill
Malvern Hill
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
The
Wilderness
Dewey
Zach” Taylor
Buena Vista
Scott
Republic
Cerro Gordo
Chapultepec
Mexico
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George L. Kilmer
Five Forks
Northern Virginia
Ehat
Joseph Wheeler
West
Shiloh
Atlanta
Johnstons
Beaures Rard
Brage
Murat
Napoleon
Graham. Wilson