Statistics for occurrence #1 of “St. Louis German” in chapter 6 of Col. John C. Moore, Confederate Military History, a library of Confederate States Military History: Volume 9.2, Missouri:
...l was in no immediate danger, and marched to Springfield, thirty miles, in a more leisurely manner.
He entered Springfield with a good deal of mediaeval display.
His escort, which was composed of St. Louis German butchers, remarkable for their size and ferocious aspect, was mounted on powerful iron-gray horses and armed with big revolvers and massive swords, and thus accoutered dashed through the streets of t...
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