Description

Step into a pivotal moment in American memory, where a city cavalry answers the call to duty and the streets become a training ground for courage. This is more than a military history narrative; it is a complete regimental history that tracks the memorable arc of the Philadelphia City Cavalry from April to November 1898. James Cooper's careful archival voice speaks to the militia mobilisation effects, the character of late nineteenth century america, and the everyday textures of service, strategy, and sacrifice. The result is a vivid, accessible account that teaches as it enthrals, offering both a gripping narrative and a solid research reference for students and teachers alike. A note of literary and historical significance runs through every page: an archival military document reimagined for today, reissued by Alpha Editions to preserve a fragile piece of philadelphia usa 1898 and the broader Spanish American War era's stories. It speaks to military history collectors and casual readers in equal measure, transforming a long out of print work into a tangible cultural treasure. For readers seeking a reliable, complete regimental history and a precise window into militia life, this edition stands as a true collector's item-restored for today's and future generations, and a sterling resource for teacher resources for history and research reference for students.