Chapter XIII: �philip H. Sheridan

Sheridan a Full-Blooded Irishman�The Runaway Horse�Constitutional Fearlessness�Sheridan Goes to West Point�Sheridan's Apprenticeship toxiii War�The Fight with the Apaches at Fort Duncan�He is Transferred to Oregon�Commands at Fort Yamhill in the Yokima Reservation�The Quarrel among the Yokimas�Sheridan Popular with Indians�He Thinks he has a Chance to be Major Some Day�Sheridan's Shyness with Ladies�He Employs a Substitute in Waiting on a Lady�Sheridan's Kindness and Efficiency in Office Work�He Becomes a Colonel of Cavalry�His Shrewd Defeat of Gen. Chalmers�Becomes Brigadier�The Kentucky Campaign against Bragg�Sheridan Saves the Battle of Perrysville�Saves the Battle of Murfreesboro�Gen. Rousseau on Sheridan's Fighting�Sheridan at Missionary Ridge�Joins Grant as Chief of Cavalry�His Raids around Lee�His Campaign in the Valley of Virginia�He Moves Across and Joins in the Final Operations�His Administration at New Orleans�Grant's Opinion of Sheridan. 405