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They Were Heard from: Vmi Alumni in the Civil War
David B. Mann, B. David Mann
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| #2407077 in Books | Mariner Companies, Inc. | 2006-02-28 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.02 x.11 x5.98l,.18 | File type: PDF | 48 pages | ||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| The Institute Will Be Heard From Today|By Catlett Conway|This short monograph focuses on VMI's more well-known alumni who served in the American Civil War. It includes information often overlooked in the more comprehensive histories. It is a compelling read. I only wish it had contained more information on the junior officers and enlisted men, not just the field grade and ge|About the Author|B. David Mann was born into a VMI family in Bluefield, WV - his father was a graduate of the Class of 1914, his uncle a graduate in 1921. Mann never considered any other college. Like his 1861 contemporaries, his education was interupted by war.
They Were Heard From introduces the reader to the greatest generation of the 19th century. It illuminates the record of VMI trained officers - they were heard from in every rank from private to general; they were found on every battlefield and they fell in greater numbers than any other college alumni body in the South. When the war ended they took leadership roles in business and government, carrying out the VMI education model of the Citizen-Soldier.
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