Eric J. Wittenberg is the author of Gettysburg's Forgotten Cavalry Actions and the coauthor of Plenty of Blame to Go Around, among numerous books. Gordon C. Rhea is the author of several books on the Civil War, including To the North Anna River: Grant and Lee, May 13–25, 1864 and The Battle of the Wilderness, May 5–6, 1864.

"A fast-paced, in-depth narrative that captures the confusion, horror and heroism of battle. . . . Judicious placement of maps, numerous photographs and notes that provide additional detail and documentation are the crowning touch to this volume. Readers interested in cavalry operations and the Eastern Theater will welcome this contribution."—David F. Riggs, Civil War News "Detailed and absorbing"—Greenwich Times (CT)"Glory Enough for All is an essential volume for anyone interested in the Eastern theater campaigns and Civil War cavalry."—James K. Bryant II, H-Net

• List of MapsForewordPreface1   The Union and Confederate Cavalry Forces and the Strategy Underlying the June 1864 Trevilian Raid2   The Road to Trevilian Station3   First Shots: Torbert and Butler Open the Action4   Custer's First Last Stand: The Fight for Hampton's Wagons5   Union Breakthrough along the Railroad6   A Long Night on the Battlefield and a Morning of Destruction along the Virginia Central Railroad7   Sheridan is Repulsed at the Bloody Angle: The Second Day of the Battle of Trevilian Station8   Sheridan's Retreat to White House Landing from Trevilian Station9   The March from White House Landing to the James River10  The Battle of Samaria Church and the End of the Trevilian Raid11 An Assessment of the Trevilian Raid and the Battle of Trevilian StationEpilogueAppendix A: Order of the BattleAppendix B: Union Strengths and Losses at the Battle of Trevilian Station, June 11, 1864Appendix C: Union Strengths and Losses at the Battle of Trevilian Station, June 12, 1864Appendix D: Confederate Strengths and Losses at the Battle of Trevilian StationBibliographyIndex

Eric J. Wittenberg is the author of Gettysburg's Forgotten Cavalry Actions and the coauthor of Plenty of Blame to Go Around, among numerous books. Gordon C. Rhea is the author of several books on the Civil War, including To the North Anna River: Grant and Lee, May 13–25, 1864 and The Battle of the Wilderness, May 5–6, 1864.

"A fast-paced, in-depth narrative that captures the confusion, horror and heroism of battle. . . . Judicious placement of maps, numerous photographs and notes that provide additional detail and documentation are the crowning touch to this volume. Readers interested in cavalry operations and the Eastern Theater will welcome this contribution."—David F. Riggs, Civil War News "Detailed and absorbing"—Greenwich Times (CT)"Glory Enough for All is an essential volume for anyone interested in the Eastern theater campaigns and Civil War cavalry."—James K. Bryant II, H-Net

• List of MapsForewordPreface1   The Union and Confederate Cavalry Forces and the Strategy Underlying the June 1864 Trevilian Raid2   The Road to Trevilian Station3   First Shots: Torbert and Butler Open the Action4   Custer's First Last Stand: The Fight for Hampton's Wagons5   Union Breakthrough along the Railroad6   A Long Night on the Battlefield and a Morning of Destruction along the Virginia Central Railroad7   Sheridan is Repulsed at the Bloody Angle: The Second Day of the Battle of Trevilian Station8   Sheridan's Retreat to White House Landing from Trevilian Station9   The March from White House Landing to the James River10  The Battle of Samaria Church and the End of the Trevilian Raid11 An Assessment of the Trevilian Raid and the Battle of Trevilian StationEpilogueAppendix A: Order of the BattleAppendix B: Union Strengths and Losses at the Battle of Trevilian Station, June 11, 1864Appendix C: Union Strengths and Losses at the Battle of Trevilian Station, June 12, 1864Appendix D: Confederate Strengths and Losses at the Battle of Trevilian StationBibliographyIndex

Eric J. Wittenberg is the author of Gettysburg's Forgotten Cavalry Actions and the coauthor of Plenty of Blame to Go Around, among numerous books. Gordon C. Rhea is the author of several books on the Civil War, including To the North Anna River: Grant and Lee, May 13–25, 1864 and The Battle of the Wilderness, May 5–6, 1864.

"A fast-paced, in-depth narrative that captures the confusion, horror and heroism of battle. . . . Judicious placement of maps, numerous photographs and notes that provide additional detail and documentation are the crowning touch to this volume. Readers interested in cavalry operations and the Eastern Theater will welcome this contribution."—David F. Riggs, Civil War News "Detailed and absorbing"—Greenwich Times (CT)"Glory Enough for All is an essential volume for anyone interested in the Eastern theater campaigns and Civil War cavalry."—James K. Bryant II, H-Net

• List of MapsForewordPreface1   The Union and Confederate Cavalry Forces and the Strategy Underlying the June 1864 Trevilian Raid2   The Road to Trevilian Station3   First Shots: Torbert and Butler Open the Action4   Custer's First Last Stand: The Fight for Hampton's Wagons5   Union Breakthrough along the Railroad6   A Long Night on the Battlefield and a Morning of Destruction along the Virginia Central Railroad7   Sheridan is Repulsed at the Bloody Angle: The Second Day of the Battle of Trevilian Station8   Sheridan's Retreat to White House Landing from Trevilian Station9   The March from White House Landing to the James River10  The Battle of Samaria Church and the End of the Trevilian Raid11 An Assessment of the Trevilian Raid and the Battle of Trevilian StationEpilogueAppendix A: Order of the BattleAppendix B: Union Strengths and Losses at the Battle of Trevilian Station, June 11, 1864Appendix C: Union Strengths and Losses at the Battle of Trevilian Station, June 12, 1864Appendix D: Confederate Strengths and Losses at the Battle of Trevilian StationBibliographyIndex