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Chapter 3: a cavalry officer of the army of the United States.
His term of office at West Point terminated by his assignment to cavalry.
The great civilizing arms of the United States had been extended so as to embrace large extents of territory, and more cavalry was required.
An expenditure of one hundred and sixty millions of dollars, thirty victories in Mexico, and the capture of ten fortified places, including the capital city of the enemy, resulted in adding to the Republic New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, and California.
The increase in population made it necessary to increase the army in order to give full protection to all citizens within the new boundary lines.
After the United States had secured independence, cavalry was not at first recognized as a component part of the regular army.
The first mounted regiment, called the First Dragoons, was not organized until 1833.
Then followed the Second Dragoons in 1836, and in 1846 another regiment was added, designated a
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