(February 8, 1826-December 26, 1886)
Fought in the Mexican War
Fought in the Civil War at the battles of Bull Run, Belmont, Fort Donelson, Vicksburg, Atlanta and the Seige of Corinth
Served the House of Representatives as a Democrat (1858 and 1860)
Served the National House of Representatives as a Republican (1867-71)
Author of 'The Great Conspiracy: Its Origin and History' and 'The Volunteer Soldier of America'

He was a lawyer.
Throughout his political career, he swayed from Democrat to Republican.
He was involved in several radical groups associated with the Republican party.

He received the Medal of Honor for his part in the Vicksburg campaign.
He was wounded at Fort Donelson and lost his favorite horse at the Battle of Belmont.
He was considered a most able Army Commander despite coming from civilian life.

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