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Confederate Museum

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Gentle Tiger: The Gallant Life of Roberdeau Wheat

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Author: 
Charles L. Dufour
Price: $18.95
Weight: 1 lb
Dimensions: 10.5 in × 8.75 in × 1.25 in

GENTLE TIGER is the story of one of the most remarkable nineteenth century figures in American History, Chatham Roberdeau Wheat. Lawyer, soldier of fortune, revolutionary, patriot. Wheat is a well-known Confederate hero, but he also fought with William Walker in South America and with Garibadli in Italy. During the Battle of Bull Run he survived a major wound fighting with his Louisiana Tigers beside Stonewall Jackson's Virginians. Wheat is featured in the definitive book on the Confederacy, "Lee's Lieutenants". Killed at Gaines Mill. A relative of General Daniel Roberdeau, who was in the Continental Congress and a signer of the Articles of Confederation during the American Revolution.

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