AUL LibGuides: Military Leaders: Sheridan, Philip H

Sheridan, Philip H

Philip H. Sheridan (1831-1888) was a Union Army general particularly noted for his command of the Federal Army of the Shenandoah during the Civil War.

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Terrible Swift Sword by Joseph Wheelan
Call Number: 92 S5522w
Publication Date: 2012
Crisis of Command in the Army of the Potomac by Jay W. Simson
Call Number: 973.733 S614c
Publication Date: 2008
Glory Enough for All by Eric J. Wittenberg; Gordon C. Rhea (Foreword by)
Call Number: 973.737 W859g
Publication Date: 2007
Sheridan's Lieutenants by David Coffey
Call Number: 92 S5522c
Publication Date: 2005
Little Phil by Eric J. Wittenberg
Call Number: 973.73092 W829L
Publication Date: 2002
Major General Philip H. Sheridan and the Employment of His Division During the Battle of Chickamauga by Paul S. Sarat Jr.
Call Number: M-U 42022 S243m
Publication Date: 2001

Sabers War and Memory by Jonathan A. Noyalas.
Civil War Times 58, no. 1:28-35 February 2019.
'Reconsider, Hell!' by Curtis S. King.
Civil War Times 44, no. 6:24-32 January 2006.
Shutting the Gates of Mercy: The American Origins of Total War, 1860-1880 by Lance Janda.
The Journal of Military History 59, no. 1:7-26 January 1995.
Sheridan and Cedar Creek - A Reappraisal by Raoul S. Naroll.
Military Affairs 16, no. 4:153-168 Winter 1952.

From Civil War Hero to Indian Fighter: The Legacy of Philip Sheridan by Rose Thoroughman.
Tenor of Our Times 5, no.8:73-80 Spring 2016.
Measure for Measure by Ethan S. Rafuse.
America's Civil War 28, no. 5:32-39 November 2015.
The Burning by Joesph Wheelan.
America's Civil War 25, no. 5:40-47 November 2012.
Sheridan's Stealthy Scouts by Allan L. Tischler.
America's Civil War 16, no. 5:50-56 November 2003.
Major General Philip H. Sheridan and the Employment of His Division During the Battle of Chickamauga by Paul S. Sarat Jr.
Fort Leavenworth, KS, U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, 2001. 183 p.