The Twelve Months Volunteer; or, Journal of a Private, in the Tennessee Regiment of Cavalry, in the Campaign, in Mexico, 1846-7; Comprising Four General Subjects

This memoir offers a first-hand account of the Mexican-American War, as seen through the eyes of a private in the Tennessee Regiment of Cavalry. It provides a vivid and engaging description of life in camp, including the challenges and rewards of military service, as well as an intimate portrait of the soldiers who fought in this important conflict. With its unique perspective and engaging narrative style, this book is essential reading for anyone interested in American military history.

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