Small But Important Riots by Robert F. O'Neill (2023)

Date: [unknown] [unknown]
Location: [unknown]

Battle of Gettysburg, Union Order of Battle

Battle of Gettysburg, Confederate Order of Battle

Historiography of the Battle of Gettysburg

CONTENTS

List of Illustrations ix

Preface xi

Acknowledgments xiii

1. A Small, Neat, Dapper, Dashing Little Fellow

MG Alfred Pleasonton (1824-1897), 317.

Stephen Pleasonton (abt. 1776-1855), 317.

Brev. BG Charles Gratiot (1786-1855), 2.

Augustus Pleasonton (1801-1894), 2.

Col William Harney, 2.

George McClellan, 4.

Charles Francis Adams, 5.

Alan Pinkerton, 5.

MG James Ewell Brown "Jeb" Stuart, 5.

MG George Stoneman (1822-1894), 6.

2. Rebuilding the Cavalry Corps, May 20-June 9 13

3. Reorganization, June 10-11 17

4. Conflict and Controversy, June 10-15 21

5. An Army on the Move, June 13-16 27

6. Stuart Moves into the Loudoun Valley, June 16-17 43

7. Hooker's Ruse, June 16-17 51

8. Hard Work Lay Ahead, June 17 57

9. The Aldie Haystack Charge, June 17 61

10. The Fiery Ordeal, June 17 71

11. Men of Maine, June 17 89

12. Cut All to Pieces, June 17-18 99

13. I Have Never Seen as Many Yankees Killed 113

14. He Goes Where He Pleases, June 17 117

15. Find Out Where the Enemy Is, June 18 121

16. The Engagement Was Resumed with Spirit, June 19 127

17. Enthusiastic Anticipation of an Exciting Time, June 20 143

18. Small but Important Riots, June 21 149

19. The Hottest Fighting I Ever Did, June 21 167

20. In No Previous Collision Have They Manifested Such Implacable Hate, June 21 187

21. A Horrid Looking Sight, June 21

22. We Were after Them, June 22 215

23. Continuing Controversy 219

24. Continuing Success 223

Appendix A. Order of Battle 229

Cavalry Corps, Army of Potomac

Commanding: BG Alfred Pleasonton (1824-1897), 317

Appendix B. Casualties 233

Appendix C. Horses, Ordnance, and Regimental Strength 239

Abbreviations

Notes 253

Bibliography 299

Archives and Manuscript Materials 299

Published Works 303

Index 313