One Hundred and Three Fights and Scrimmages is the story of General Reuben F. Bernard. Bernard fought in the Civil War and also in the Indian Wars in the West. Russell says that he fought in more battles than any other officer of his time. Russell used personal correspondence of Bernard and contemporary eyewitnesses in telling the story of Bernard. At times he writes in speaker narrations which must be fictionalized.
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Civil War in America, Indian Wars in the American West, Biography - Bernard, Reuben, American Indians - Modoc, Apache, Paiute, Military History of mid 1800s, Biography, Military, Native American
