"The Memoirs Of Colonel John S. Mosby edited by Charles Wells Russell 1917 1st Ed" is a rare and collectible book featuring the memories of Colonel John S. Mosby, a significant figure in history. The book, printed in 1917 is a 1st edition, offers a unique insight into the life and experiences of the author, providing readers with a glimpse into the past through the eyes of a prominent historical figure. This special edition is a valuable addition to any collection of antiquarian and collectible books, offering a unique and historical piece of literature for enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Book is in great condition considering its age. Does not have the dust jacket but does have a mylar cover so boards are protected. Map is intact as seen in last picture does have small tear as seen in 2nd to last picture. Has some discoloration on a few pages as seen in photos.

The 1917 first edition of The Memoirs of Colonel John S. Mosby, edited by Charles Wells Russell, is a memoir about Colonel John S. Mosby's experiences during the Civil War.

About the Book:

Content: The book covers Colonel John S. Mosby's time in the Civil War, focusing on his command of the 43rd Virginia Battalion, "Mosby's Rangers". It provides a first-hand account of his military campaigns and tactics.

Editor: Charles Wells Russell, Mosby's brother-in-law and a former member of Mosby's Rangers, edited the book.

Publication: It was first published in 1917, after Mosby's death in 1916.

Significance: It is a valuable source for understanding the Civil War from a Confederate soldier's perspective and provides insight into the motivations and experiences of those who fought for the Confederacy.