Two Years in the Saddle and Against the Enemy - Volume Two

In the second volume of "Two Years in the Saddle and Against the Enemy," Heros von Borcke vividly recounts his experiences as adjutant to General J.E.B. Stuart in the Confederate cavalry. The focus is on further significant engagements, including the Battle of Fredericksburg, as well as the increasingly harsh conditions of war. Alongside strategic observations, the work offers many personal insights—from life in the field camp to encounters with leading figures of the Confederacy. Particularly moving is his account of a severe wound that ultimately forced him to return to Europe. The book concludes with a reflective look at his time in America and the profound impact this extraordinary episode had on his life.
"Two Years in the Saddle and Against the Enemy" is an unaltered, high-quality reprint of the original 1898 edition.