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over a million horses perished in service to their respective causes
the other officers attending Grant politely withdrew just out of earshot in a semicircle around the two great commanders
the anticipated loss of men for this advance was eclipsed by the tactical need to occupy the position
The deadly threats of the American wilderness—disease
The Winds of Winter
McNeill's Rangers in Moorefield plantation over a million horses perishedWestern Virginia, October 1863 The exciting heroic tales of Southern cavalry have captured the imagination of Americans for generations. The moments once remembered of superbly mounted horses charging forth in line of battle with spurs pressed to chestnut anks, sabres flashing, and guns blazing have aged into legend. One of those cavalry units was an independent partisan command organized by Captain John Hanson McNeill in Moorefield Western Virginia.
