Wild Wolf : The Great Civil War Rivalry - Colonel Frank Wolford, Commander, 1st Kentucky Cavalry eBook

Wild Wolf : The Great Civil War Rivalry - Colonel Frank Wolford, Commander, 1st Kentucky CavalryWild Wolf : The Great Civil War Rivalry - Colonel Frank Wolford, Commander, 1st Kentucky Cavalry eBook

Author: Ronald Wolford Blair
Published Date: 04 Dec 2015
Publisher: Acclaim Press
Original Languages: English
Book Format: Hardback::464 pages
ISBN10: 1938905881
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