Walker's Texas Division, C.S.A.

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The "Greyhound Division," led by Major General John G. Walker, was a unique Confederate infantry unit composed entirely of Texans, numbering around 12,000 men. Richard Lowe chronicles their journey from 1862 to the Civil War's end, highlighting their transformation from ordinary citizens into a formidable fighting force. The narrative covers significant battles, including Milliken's Bend and Jenkins' Ferry, showcasing their resilience against Union campaigns. Lowe's innovative blend of storytelling and demographic insights offers a fresh perspective on this pivotal period in American history.