Cooper's Cavalry Tactics, For The Use Of Volunteers

This is a military training manual for cavalry units, written by a Confederate general during the American Civil War. The book covers such topics as formations, drills, and tactics, as well as specific instructions for the use of Colt revolvers. It became a standard reference for cavalry officers on both sides of the conflict.

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