American Civil War History: Battlefield Atlas of Price's Missouri Expedition of 1864 – Road to Saint Louis, Battle of Lexington, Mine Creek, Marmaduke’s Raids, General Samuel Curtis, Sterling Price
Nonfiction, History, Military, Strategy, Americas, United States, Civil War Period (1850-1877)
| Author: | Progressive Management | ISBN: | 9781370781744 |
| Publisher: | Progressive Management | Publication: | March 11, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Progressive Management |
| ISBN: | 9781370781744 |
| Publisher: | Progressive Management |
| Publication: | March 11, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
This excellent report has been professionally converted for accurate flowing-text e-book format reproduction. This exceptionally detailed and authoritative atlas of a major Civil War campaign is a superb leader development tool and educational reference, providing a heavy dose of tactical detail and a significant focus on the operational level of war. The campaign provides a host of issues to be examined: campaign planning, deception, intelligence, leadership, logistics, reconnaissance (or lack thereof), soldier initiative, and many other areas relevant to the modern military professional. Additional issues, somewhat unique to Missouri in the American Civil War, are guerilla and counter-guerilla operations, operations in support of civil authorities, challenging local and state political considerations, and a resource constrained environment. Each of these issues is as relevant to us today as it was 150 years ago. In short, modern military professionals, for whom this atlas was written, will find a great deal to ponder and analyze when studying this campaign.
Part I. Missouri's Divided Loyalties * Part II. Missouri's Five Seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall, Price's Raid, and Winter * 4. Confederate Recruiters and Partisan Rangers * 5. Marmaduke's Raids (1862-1863) * 6. Bushwhackers and General Order No. 11 * 7. Jo Shelby's Raid (1863) * Part III. The Road to Saint Louis * 8. The Difficulties of our Situation * 9. The Union Command in the West * 10. A Just and Holy Cause * 11. The Invasion of Missouri * 12. The Army of Missouri * 13. The Department of Missouri * 14. The Decision to Attack Pilot Knob * 15. The Battle of Pilot Knob * 16. The Gates of St. Louis * Part IV. Saint Louis to Lexington * 17. Toward Jefferson City * 18. The Gasconade and Osage Rivers * 19. Jefferson City * 20. Boonville * 21. Mobilizing the Kansas Militia * 22. Sedalia and Glasgow * 23. The Battle of Glasgow * 24. The Battle of Lexington * Part V. The Battle of Westport * 25. Decision at the Little Blue River * 26. The Little Blue River Bridge * 27. The Lower Ford * 28. Blunt's Attack * 29. Shelby's Attack * 30. Price's Plan * 31. The Big Blue River * 32. Confederates Cross the Big Blue * 33. Melvin Grant's Dilemma * 34. The Fight at Mockbee Farm * 35. The Battle of Independence * 36. The Night before Westport * 37. Daylight at Westport * 38. The Second Fight at Byram's Ford * 39. Philips' Charge * 40. Winslow's First Assault * 41. Bloody Hill Taken * 42. Curtis at Brush Creek * 43. George Thoman's Path * 44. McGhee's Charge * 45. Shelby's Stand at Wornall House * 46. The Escape of the Wagon Train * Part VI. The Battle of Mine Creek * 47. Decision at the Thomas House * 48. Retreat and Pursuit * 49. War Council at West Point * 50. First Skirmish at the Mounds * 51. Curtis' Decision and Price's Estimate of the Situation * 52. The Battle of the Mounds * 53. The Marais des Cygnes River * 54. McNeil's Hasty Attack * 55. Clark's Line Withdraws * 56. The Roads to Fort Scott * 57. Marmaduke's Dilemma * 58. Extending the Lines * 59. The Firelight * 60. The 4th Iowa * 61. The Confederate Line Breaks * 62. Chaos at the Ford * 63. The Final Shots at Mine Creek * 64. Fort Lincoln * 65. The Union Attack at the Little Osage River * 66. The Union Victory at the Little Osage River * 67. Across the Prairie to Douglas Ford * 68. The Battle of Charlot's Farm * Part VII. The Second Battle of Newtonia and the Retreat * 69. The Night of 25 October * 70. The Retreat * 71. Opening Shots at the Second Battle of Newtonia * 72. The Artillery Duel * 73. The Confederate Charge * 74. The Last Fight * 75. Command Crisis * 76. The Retreat to the Arkansas River * 77. The End of the Campaign
This excellent report has been professionally converted for accurate flowing-text e-book format reproduction. This exceptionally detailed and authoritative atlas of a major Civil War campaign is a superb leader development tool and educational reference, providing a heavy dose of tactical detail and a significant focus on the operational level of war. The campaign provides a host of issues to be examined: campaign planning, deception, intelligence, leadership, logistics, reconnaissance (or lack thereof), soldier initiative, and many other areas relevant to the modern military professional. Additional issues, somewhat unique to Missouri in the American Civil War, are guerilla and counter-guerilla operations, operations in support of civil authorities, challenging local and state political considerations, and a resource constrained environment. Each of these issues is as relevant to us today as it was 150 years ago. In short, modern military professionals, for whom this atlas was written, will find a great deal to ponder and analyze when studying this campaign.
Part I. Missouri's Divided Loyalties * Part II. Missouri's Five Seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall, Price's Raid, and Winter * 4. Confederate Recruiters and Partisan Rangers * 5. Marmaduke's Raids (1862-1863) * 6. Bushwhackers and General Order No. 11 * 7. Jo Shelby's Raid (1863) * Part III. The Road to Saint Louis * 8. The Difficulties of our Situation * 9. The Union Command in the West * 10. A Just and Holy Cause * 11. The Invasion of Missouri * 12. The Army of Missouri * 13. The Department of Missouri * 14. The Decision to Attack Pilot Knob * 15. The Battle of Pilot Knob * 16. The Gates of St. Louis * Part IV. Saint Louis to Lexington * 17. Toward Jefferson City * 18. The Gasconade and Osage Rivers * 19. Jefferson City * 20. Boonville * 21. Mobilizing the Kansas Militia * 22. Sedalia and Glasgow * 23. The Battle of Glasgow * 24. The Battle of Lexington * Part V. The Battle of Westport * 25. Decision at the Little Blue River * 26. The Little Blue River Bridge * 27. The Lower Ford * 28. Blunt's Attack * 29. Shelby's Attack * 30. Price's Plan * 31. The Big Blue River * 32. Confederates Cross the Big Blue * 33. Melvin Grant's Dilemma * 34. The Fight at Mockbee Farm * 35. The Battle of Independence * 36. The Night before Westport * 37. Daylight at Westport * 38. The Second Fight at Byram's Ford * 39. Philips' Charge * 40. Winslow's First Assault * 41. Bloody Hill Taken * 42. Curtis at Brush Creek * 43. George Thoman's Path * 44. McGhee's Charge * 45. Shelby's Stand at Wornall House * 46. The Escape of the Wagon Train * Part VI. The Battle of Mine Creek * 47. Decision at the Thomas House * 48. Retreat and Pursuit * 49. War Council at West Point * 50. First Skirmish at the Mounds * 51. Curtis' Decision and Price's Estimate of the Situation * 52. The Battle of the Mounds * 53. The Marais des Cygnes River * 54. McNeil's Hasty Attack * 55. Clark's Line Withdraws * 56. The Roads to Fort Scott * 57. Marmaduke's Dilemma * 58. Extending the Lines * 59. The Firelight * 60. The 4th Iowa * 61. The Confederate Line Breaks * 62. Chaos at the Ford * 63. The Final Shots at Mine Creek * 64. Fort Lincoln * 65. The Union Attack at the Little Osage River * 66. The Union Victory at the Little Osage River * 67. Across the Prairie to Douglas Ford * 68. The Battle of Charlot's Farm * Part VII. The Second Battle of Newtonia and the Retreat * 69. The Night of 25 October * 70. The Retreat * 71. Opening Shots at the Second Battle of Newtonia * 72. The Artillery Duel * 73. The Confederate Charge * 74. The Last Fight * 75. Command Crisis * 76. The Retreat to the Arkansas River * 77. The End of the Campaign
