Custer, Black Kettle, And The Fight On The Washita,New

Custer, Black Kettle, And The Fight On The Washita,New

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Using Cheyenne and Arapaho accounts, Charles J. Brill tells the story of General George Armstrong Custers winter campaign on the southern plains in 186869, including his attack on Black Kettles village on the snowy backs of the Washita River. Brills searing account details the ruthlessness of the U.S. Armys efforts to punish southern plains tribes for what they considered incessant raiding and depredation. Brill provides the Indian point of view as he follows Custer into a battle that remains controversial to the present day.In a new foreword to this edition, Mark L. Gardner discusses the significance of Brills historyplacing it in context with other Custer and Indian Wars studiesand its value to scholars and general readers today. Gardner also provides an overview of the career of Oklahoma journalist Charles J. Brill, much of whose life has remained a mystery until now.

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