Proceedings of the Senate and Assembly of the State of New York, on the Life and Services of Gen. Philip H. Sheridan (Classic Reprint): Held at the ... the Capitol, April 9, 1889 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Honoring a military life shaped by duty, study, and steadfast leadership.
This edition presents the memorial proceedings held in Albany for General Philip H. Sheridan, a native of New York who rose to command the armies of the United States. It gathers remarks from peers and the memory of a public figure whose career blends strategic vision with a deep concern for the welfare of his men.

The material chronicles Sheridan’s career through memories and official actions, highlighting his topographic and logistical insight, his ability to study and adapt to every theater of war, and the enduring impression of his character on both soldiers and civilians. It portrays a life lived in service to country and a nation united by his efforts, from early battles to the broader reach of his influence as a commander and organizer.

- Sheridan’s skill as a tactician and leader, noted for coordinating cavalry and infantry and for decisive action in critical moments.
- His habit of knowing the country, its topography, and the dispositions of both ally and enemy, which informed sound decisions in battle.
- His effectiveness in logistics, supply, and camp life, ensuring his troops were well clothed, fed, and drilled.
- The personal qualities that underpinned his career, including industry, self-discipline, and a commitment to the national cause.

Ideal for readers of Civil War history, military biography, and readers seeking a portrait of a revered American commander whose life was celebrated in public memory.

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