В индейских прериях и тылах мятежников (Воспоминания техасского рейнджера и разведчика)

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Autobiographical notes by James Pike (1834-1837) - one of the most interesting and legible from the memoirs of the participants and witnesses of the Civil War of 1861-1865. in USA. Thanks to the author of the memoirs - Texas Ranger, scout and soldier, whom the most outstanding generals of the North trusted and secret missions, we have an excellent opportunity to better understand the nature of this war, and most importantly - the character of people who lived then. A simple guy, looking for a way in life, decided to send his stops to Dallas, Texas. It would seem nothing special, but suddenly, like a sudden storm, a whole barrage of events. To begin with - a meeting with a mysterious stranger, then a record in the Rangers, stormy Indian Wars, hunting for buffalo and courageous raids in defense of settlers. Well and the crown to all - bloody Civil war, a captivity (twice!), Participation in the well-known battles and constant missions and meetings with the most different people. However, James Pike himself will tell about everything and is much better than any of those who in his life did not survive and a hundredth part of what was his share.