Lanier of the Cavalry; or A Week's Arrest

In Lanier of the Cavalry Charles King likely tells the story of a military officer named Lanier who serves in the cavalry during a period of frontier conflict or military campaigns. The plot may revolve around Lanier's experiences adventures and challenges as a cavalry officer as well as his interactions with fellow soldiers officers and members of the local communities where he serves. The title suggests that the protagonist Lanier may face some kind of trouble or dilemma that leads to his arrest or confinement for a week. This could stem from a misunderstanding a conflict of interest or a moral dilemma that Lanier must navigate while upholding his duty and honor as a cavalry officer. Charles King's writing style in Lanier of the Cavalry likely reflects his own experiences as a former military officer providing readers with authentic details and vivid descriptions of military life on the American frontier during the late 19th century. While Lanier of the Cavalry may not be as well-known as some of Charles King's other works it remains a notable example of his contributions to military fiction and his ability to capture the spirit of adventure duty and honor inherent in military life.