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Speaking of which, I read a book not too long ago about Walker's Texas Division -- "Walker's Greyhounds" -- and their forced march up from Louisiana. It reads almost like a Greek epic. It was an amazing feat. Texans were said to be born cavalrymen, but they seem to have been equally at home in the role of light infantry.

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