A list of posts related to Major-General Sterling Price’s 1864 Missouri Campaign.
September 19: Price enters Missouri
September 27: Pilot Knob
September 29: General M. Jeff Thompson returns to Missouri
October 2: Price approaches St. Louis
October 7: Price threatens Jefferson City
October 7: Buffalo Bill and Wild Bill Hickok cross paths
October 8: The civilian experience during Price’s campaign
October 10: Booneville and death of Horace Shumaker
October 11: Fourth Battle of Booneville
October 12: “The Governor of the State cannot even purchase a horse or a blanket”
October 12: Full war and an election in Missouri
October 15: Sedalia and Glasgow, the Dichotomy of the war in Missouri on display
October 15: The loss of Colonel David Shanks
October 18: Logistic issues dog Price’s march
October 19: Battle of Lexington
October 21: Delaying Price outside Independence
October 22: Battle along the Big Blue River and Pleasonton’s best day of the war
October 23: Westport
October 25: Mine Creek and Charlot battles all but ruin Price’s army
October 28: Second Battle of Newtonia
October 31: Grant orders “Price be pursued to the Arkansas River”
November 1: Murder of Federal officers in Greenton, Missouri
November 3: Fayetteville, Arkansas
November 8: Curtis ends pursuit at Arkansas River
December 3: Price’s march comes to an end
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