Mosby's War Reminiscences & Stuart's Cavalry Campaigns John S. Mosby

Offered here is a rare opportunity to acquire resource materials from the private library of the late David L. Hack, a nationally recognized authority on Civil War history. His meticulously curated collection has been featured in The New York Times and acquired in part by the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, Virginia. Selections from his collections have traveled in major exhibitions around the world and have been cited extensively in scholarly works, books, and academic papers. Each item reflects Hack's lifelong dedication to historical accuracy, preservation, and scholarship. This collection has been carefully maintained over decades and represents an invaluable resource for historians, collectors, and Civil War enthusiasts alike. This original 1887 first edition, published by Dodd, Mead & Company, offers a firsthand account of John S. Mosby's experiences during the Civil War, particularly his operations under General J.E.B. Stuart. Known for his guerrilla warfare tactics, Mosby provides invaluable insights into the Confederate cavalry's strategies and challenges. Binding: Original blue cloth with gilt-stamped title and decorative elements. The spine and covers show minimal wear, with slight rubbing and a gentle lean, consistent with age. Pages: Interior pages are clean and well-preserved, with light toning typical for books of this age. No markings or annotations. Illustrations: Includes black-and-white illustrations and portraits, enhancing the historical value of the narrative.