George Custer’s zealous pursuit of Elizabeth Bacon may have resembled a cavalry charge, but […]
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Custer: The Truth Behind the Silver Screen Myth
In They Died With Their Boots On, Errol Flynn’s Custer reflects the true essence […]
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Gall’s Last Stand
The Lakota Sioux chief earned his reputation as a fierce warrior and tactical genius […]
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Annie Oakley, International Star and Straight-Shooting Suffragist
She was an Ohio-born lady who could shoot like the dickens. She was the […]
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The Hybrid Beast That Built the West
Although ungainly looking, hard kicking and as stubborn as itself, the mule proved indispensable, […]
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Living the Legend: Super Scout Buffalo Bill
Cody built his reputation as a chief scout, portrayed himself onstage, returned to the frontier to lift ‘the first scalp for Custer’ and then soared to uncharted heights in show business.
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Wild West Book Review: Custer Into the West
Custer Into the West: With the Journal and Maps of Lieutenant Henry Jackson by […]
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Wild West Book Review: Drawing Battle Lines
Drawing Battle Lines: The Map Testimony of Custer’s Last Fight by Michael N. Donahue, […]
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Wild West Book Review: Stricken Field
Stricken Field: The Little Bighorn Since 1876 by Jerome A. Greene, University of Oklahoma […]
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Wild West Book Review: Custer and His Times
Custer and His Times, Book Five edited by John P. Hart, The Little Big […]