Black Horse of Bull Run and the Confederate Sabers
A collector’s account of the Black Horse Cavalry, led by Randolph and Payne, at Manassas and Bull Run. It details their formation in Virginia, their daring raids and escorts for Jackson, their role with Lee, and notable actions from Fredericksburg to Sheridan’s Shenandoah campaigns.
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Bull Run
Black Horse Cavalry
Rana Miliitia Company of Cavalry
Waterloo
Rappahannock
Ficstir
Napoleon
F. F
John Scott
Leutenants
Mandolph
Gordon
Tylers
Robert Ae
Harper's Ferry
Manassas
Northern
Virginia
Plains
W. H. Payne
McDowell
Black Horse
Dane Penatoo Tfmuws
Tne Funawoys
Accont
Jeff Davis
Bull Hun
Payne
Fourth
Virginia Cavalry
Randolph
Army
Lee
Jackson
Bull Run Bridge
Jersey
Longstreet
Buford
Thoroughfare Gap
Maryland
Blackores
Mrs Ferry
Stuart
Pennsylvania
Fredericksburg
Stafford
Scott
Spotted Tavern
Hartwood Church
Guison
Castle Thunder
Meigs
Erate
Sconta
Aldie
Stevensburg
Virginis
Sheridan
Yellow Tavern
Richmond
A. D. Payne
Petersburg
Shenandoah Valley
Waynesle
Martin
Campbell
First Virginia
Jorge
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