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THE TRANSCENDENTAL CAVALIER
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THE TRANSCENDENTAL CAVALIER

2005
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Overview
Colonel Charles Russell Lowell was born in 1835 and killed in October 1864, leading the pivotal charge in the decisive Battle of Cedar Creek in the Shenandoah Valley. over the course of the civil war, Lowell's idealism was tested by bitter truths and stark realities. Tempered and refined, he could be called the transcendental cavalier.