New review on Robert E. Lee’s Reluctant Warrior at Small But Important Riots

A great new review has been posted by author Arnold Blumberg at the site, Small But Important Riots. Please go check it out by clicking on the teaser paragraph below.

Most students of the American War of the Rebellion interested in cavalry operations are familiar with the name of Williams Carter Wickham, a leader of Southern horse soldiers who participated in every major military operation during the war in the East from First Manassas in 1861, through the Shenandoah Valley Campaign of 1864. However, not until the appearance of Sheridan R. Barringer’s excellent biography of Wickham has the man’s character, as well as the major phases of his life – military and civilian – been so clearly and accurately portrayed…