Dan Lee has degrees in history from Murray State University and Western Kentucky University. He lives in Hardin County, Kentucky.

“a well-written and quite readable tribute”—Civil War News.

• Table of ContentsPreface      1. From a Boy to a Man in Kentucky      2. A New Home in Indiana      3. Captain Rousseau in Mexico      4. Louisville and the Know-Nothing Riots      5. Kentucky’s Secession Crisis of 1861      6. Camp Nevin and the Federal Advance in Kentucky      7. The Battle of Shiloh      8. The Corinth Campaign      9. Following General Bragg to Kentucky      10. The Battle of Perryville      11. The Battle of Stones River      12. The Tullahoma Campaign      13. Chickamauga and Chattanooga      14. The Great Alabama Raid      15. The Defense of Middle Tennessee      16. Nashville and the End of the War      17. In and Out of the House of Representatives      18. Rousseau and an American Alaska      19. The Department of Louisiana      Afterword      Chapter Notes      Notes on Selected Sources      Bibliography      Index

Dan Lee has degrees in history from Murray State University and Western Kentucky University. He lives in Hardin County, Kentucky.

“a well-written and quite readable tribute”—Civil War News.

• Table of ContentsPreface      1. From a Boy to a Man in Kentucky      2. A New Home in Indiana      3. Captain Rousseau in Mexico      4. Louisville and the Know-Nothing Riots      5. Kentucky’s Secession Crisis of 1861      6. Camp Nevin and the Federal Advance in Kentucky      7. The Battle of Shiloh      8. The Corinth Campaign      9. Following General Bragg to Kentucky      10. The Battle of Perryville      11. The Battle of Stones River      12. The Tullahoma Campaign      13. Chickamauga and Chattanooga      14. The Great Alabama Raid      15. The Defense of Middle Tennessee      16. Nashville and the End of the War      17. In and Out of the House of Representatives      18. Rousseau and an American Alaska      19. The Department of Louisiana      Afterword      Chapter Notes      Notes on Selected Sources      Bibliography      Index

Dan Lee has degrees in history from Murray State University and Western Kentucky University. He lives in Hardin County, Kentucky.

“a well-written and quite readable tribute”—Civil War News.

• Table of ContentsPreface      1. From a Boy to a Man in Kentucky      2. A New Home in Indiana      3. Captain Rousseau in Mexico      4. Louisville and the Know-Nothing Riots      5. Kentucky’s Secession Crisis of 1861      6. Camp Nevin and the Federal Advance in Kentucky      7. The Battle of Shiloh      8. The Corinth Campaign      9. Following General Bragg to Kentucky      10. The Battle of Perryville      11. The Battle of Stones River      12. The Tullahoma Campaign      13. Chickamauga and Chattanooga      14. The Great Alabama Raid      15. The Defense of Middle Tennessee      16. Nashville and the End of the War      17. In and Out of the House of Representatives      18. Rousseau and an American Alaska      19. The Department of Louisiana      Afterword      Chapter Notes      Notes on Selected Sources      Bibliography      Index