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Albert Sidney Johnston : Soldier of Three Republics
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Austin, Tex.
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University of Texas Press
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Roland gives a biography of the soldier, Albert Sidney Jonston. In 1826 he graduated from the Military Academy of West Point. As a soldier he fought in the Civil War, led the Texas Army and became leader of the Confederate Army. His history contacts Mormon history in 1857, when he leads the U. S. Army--under the direction of James Buchanan--into Utah Territory. Roland discusses the Mormon resistence against the federal army and Johnston's contempt for Mormon theocracy.
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