Eric's Reviews > Custer's Trials: A Life on the Frontier of a New America
Custer's Trials: A Life on the Frontier of a New America
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bookshelves: americans, history, massacres, war, us-civil-war, westward-ho
Sep 22, 2015
bookshelves: americans, history, massacres, war, us-civil-war, westward-ho
My favorite odd bit:
On February 6, 1874, their new house - the commander's house, largest in the fort - caught fire in the middle of the night...Libbie lost her most valuable dresses and many sentimental items, including a wig made from her husband's famous long hair, cut when they married a decade ago.
How did Evan S. Connell miss that?
On February 6, 1874, their new house - the commander's house, largest in the fort - caught fire in the middle of the night...Libbie lost her most valuable dresses and many sentimental items, including a wig made from her husband's famous long hair, cut when they married a decade ago.
How did Evan S. Connell miss that?
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September 22, 2015
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americans
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massacres
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war
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us-civil-war
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