Little Big Horn 1876: Custer'S Last Stand (Campaign, 39),New

Little Big Horn 1876: Custer'S Last Stand (Campaign, 39),New

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Osprey'S Examination Of One Of The Most Controversial Battles Of The American Indian Wars (17751918). The Death Of George Armstrong Custer, And Over Half Of His 7Th Cavalry Regiment In The Valley Of The Little Big Horn On 25 July 1876, Has Become The Most Celebrated Battle Of The Indian Wars. It Was The Greatest, And The Last, Victory Of The Native Americans Over The United States Military. Disobeying Orders, Custer Followed A Trail To A Large Encampment Of Indians And, Without Determining The Numbers He Faced Split His Command Into Three Groups And Attacked. In The Resulting Chaos Custer And More Than Half The Troops Under His Command Were Killed.

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