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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel in Fort Wayne, Indiana

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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1911

Page

4

Shelby's Invasion of Missouri Cavalry Expedition

The piece recounts General Jo Shelby's 1863 Missouri invasion with about 800 mounted men. It covers six weeks of near-constant riding, 43 battles and skirmishes, 20 towns garrisoned, 11 forts destroyed, 2500 enemy killed or captured, remounting and rearming of Shelby's force, and a return to Arkansas with double the starting men, despite 50,000 federal troops opposing. It claims Shelby won or evaded at every turn, highlighting new facts from staff papers.

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Shelby's Missouri Invasion A Civil War Cavalry Saga

Frank H. Brooks chronicles General Jo Shelby’s 1865 raid into Missouri from Arkansas, detailing daring maneuvers, swift crossings, and clashes with federal forces. The piece highlights Shelby’s leadership, notable incidents, cross-border logistics, and rivalries among Confederate leaders, including Marmaduke and Walker, with Colonel John C. Moore providing key documents and recollections.

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