. Storia della terza Cavalleria della Pennsylvania, sessantesimo Regiment Volontarii della Pennsylvania, nella guerra civile americana, 1861-1865 [risorsa elettronica] . rison L. Newhall 325 Reg. Quartermaster Samuel P. Boyer 325 Reg. Il commissario Samuel C. Wagner 321 chirurgo William B. Hezlep 67 xxiii XXIV STORIA DELLA TERZA CAVALLERIA DELLA PENNSYLVANIA. Ritratti (continua):- Asst. Chirurgo Henry J. Durant. FACINGPAGE 67 Theodore T. Tate 325 Capitano William Baughman 183 William Rawle Brooke 303 miglia G. carter 325 Howard Edmonds 95 J. Lee Englebert 197 Alexander B. Frazer 197 David M. Gilmore 183 Edward M. Heyl 303 Will

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. History of the Third Pennsylvania Cavalry, Sixtieth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, in the American Civil War, 1861-1865 [electronic resource] . rison L. Newhall 325 Reg. Quartermaster Samuel P. Boyer 325 Reg. Commissary Samuel C. Wagner 321 Surgeon William B. Hezlep 67 xxiii XXIV HISTORY OF THE THIRD PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY. Portraits (Continued):— Asst. Surgeon Henry J. Durant. FACINGPAGE 67 Theodore T. Tate 325 Captain William Baughman 183 William Rawle Brooke 303 Miles G. Carter 325 Howard Edmonds 95 J. Lee Englebert 197 Alexander B. Frazer 197 David M. Gilmore 183 Edward M. Heyl 303 William E. Miller 95 Walter S. Newhall 95 William Franklin Potter 303 William Redwood Price 197 William W. Rogers 183 George S. L. Ward 303 Francis D. Wetherill 95 Alexander S. Woodburn 183 Abel Wright 197 First Lieutenant Robert T. Beaton 437 Joseph D. Galloway 407 Samuel S. Green 407 Frank C. Grugan 407 Henry H. King 321 Andrew J. Pemberton 437 E. Willard Warren 437 Second Lieutenant Albert Bradbury 321 William H. Bricker 321 Ellwood Davis 407 James Heslet 407 Charles A. Vernou 437 The Regimental History Committee then xxix now xxxvi Taps 514. Brigadier- and Brevet-Major-Gkneral DAVID McM. GREGG, Commander of the Second Division Cavalry Corps Army of the Potomac FOREWORD By General David McM. Gregg, U. S. V The hostile shots directed against Fort Sumter by theleaders of the rebellion against the authority of the UnitedStates, were intended to fire the Southern heart, and tocommit the entire people of the South to their scheme forthe dissolution of the Union. This act of war, followed byassurances of these same leaders, which subsequent eventsshowed were not well founded, was the beginning of awar which was waged unceasingly for four years, and which, in the magnitude of the numbers engaged, and losses in battle, and from other causes, has not been equaled in modern times. The Si luthern leaders, who inaugurated war, confined theirvision to their own section, and failed to look be

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