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Elizabeth Bacon Custer. Defending General Custer's Legacy: Complete Illustrated Trilogy
Defending General Custer’s Legacy: Complete Illustrated Trilogy
Table of Contents
Boots and Saddles: Life in Dakota with General Custer
PREFACE
CHAPTER I. CHANGE OF STATION
CHAPTER II. A BLIZZARD
CHAPTER III. WESTERN HOSPITALITY
CHAPTER IV. CAVALRY ON THE MARCH
CHAPTER V. CAMPING AMONG THE SIOUX
CHAPTER VI. A VISIT TO THE VILLAGE OF “TWO BEARS.”
CHAPTER VII. ADVENTURES DURING THE LAST DAYS OF THE MARCH
CHAPTER VIII. SEPARATION AND REUNION
CHAPTER IX. OUR NEW HOME AT FORT LINCOLN
CHAPTER X. INCIDENTS OF EVERY-DAY LIFE
CHAPTER XI. THE BURNING OF OUR QUARTERS.—CARRYING THE MAIL
CHAPTER XII. PERPLEXITIES AND PLEASURES OF DOMESTIC LIFE
CHAPTER XIII. A “STRONG HEART” DANCE!
CHAPTER XIV. GARRISON LIFE
CHAPTER XV. GENERAL CUSTER’S LITERARY WORK
CHAPTER XVI. INDIAN DEPREDATIONS
CHAPTER XVII. A DAY OF ANXIETY AND TERROR
CHAPTER XVIII. IMPROVEMENTS AT THE POST, AND GARDENING
CHAPTER XIX. GENERAL CUSTER’S LIBRARY
CHAPTER XX. THE SUMMER OF THE BLACK HILLS EXPEDITION
CHAPTER XXI. DOMESTIC TRIALS
CHAPTER XXII. CAPTURE AND ESCAPE OF RAIN-IN-THE-FACE
CHAPTER XXIII. GARRISON AMUSEMENTS
CHAPTER XXIV. AN INDIAN COUNCIL
CHAPTER XXV. BREAKING UP OF THE MISSOURI
CHAPTER XXVI. CURIOUS CHARACTERS AND EXCURSIONISTS AMONG US
CHAPTER XXVII. RELIGIOUS SERVICES.—LEAVE OF ABSENCE
CHAPTER XXVIII. A WINTER’S JOURNEY ACROSS THE PLAINS
CHAPTER XXIX. OUR LIFE’S LAST CHAPTER
APPENDIX
THE YELLOWSTONE EXPEDITION OF 1873
Official Report of the Engagements with Indians on the 4th and 11th ultimo
LETTERS FROM THE BLACK HILLS, 1874
LETTERS FROM THE YELLOWSTONE, 1876
Tenting on the Plains: General Custer in Kansas and Texas
CHAPTER I. GOOD-BY TO THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
CHAPTER II. NEW ORLEANS AFTER THE WAR
CHAPTER III. A MILITARY EXECUTION
CHAPTER IV. MARCHES THROUGH PINE FORESTS
CHAPTER V. OUT OF THE WILDERNESS
CHAPTER VI. A TEXAS NORTHER
CHAPTER VII. LIFE IN A TEXAS TOWN
CHAPTER VIII. LETTERS HOME
CHAPTER IX. DISTURBED CONDITION OF TEXAS
CHAPTER X. GENERAL CUSTER PARTS WITH HIS STAFF AT CAIRO AND DETROIT
CHAPTER XI. ORDERS TO REPORT AT FORT RILEY, KANSAS
CHAPTER XII. WESTWARD HO!—FIGHTING DISSIPATION IN THE SEVENTH CAVALRY—GENERAL CUSTER'S TEMPTATIONS
CHAPTER XIII. A MEDLEY OF OFFICERS AND MEN
CHAPTER XIV. THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE
CHAPTER XV. A PRAIRIE FIRE
CHAPTER XVI. SACRIFICES AND SELF-DENIAL OF PIONEER DUTY—CAPTAIN ROBBINS AND COLONEL COOK ATTACKED, AND FIGHT FOR THREE HOURS
CHAPTER XVII. A FLOOD AT FORT HAYS
CHAPTER XVIII. ORDERED BACK TO FORT HARKER
CHAPTER XIX. THE FIRST FIGHT OF THE SEVENTH CAVALRY
Following the Guidon
CHAPTER I. THE MARCH INTO THE INDIAN TERRITORY
CHAPTER II. GENERAL CUSTER'S LETTERS DESCRIBING THE MARCH
CHAPTER III. WHITE SCOUTS
CHAPTER IV. BATTLE OF THE WASHITA
CHAPTER V. INDIAN TRAILS, COUNCILS, AND CAPTIVES
CHAPTER VI. IN CAMP ON BIG CREEK
CHAPTER VII. INDIAN PRISONERS
CHAPTER VIII. CORRAL OF THE CAPTIVES
CHAPTER IX. PETS OF THE CAMP
CHAPTER X. A SLOW MULE-RACE
CHAPTER XI. TALES OF SOLDIERS' DEVOTION AND DROLLERY
CHAPTER XII. WILD BILL AS A MAGISTRATE
CHAPTER XIII. HOME OF THE BUFFALO
CHAPTER XIV. FIRST WOMEN TO HUNT BUFFALOES
CHAPTER XV. HUNTING RECORDS
CHAPTER XVI. ARMY HOUSE-KEEPING
CHAPTER XVII. NECESSITY THE MOTHER OF INVENTION
CHAPTER XVIII "GARRYOWEN" LEADS THE HUNT
CHAPTER XIX. ARMY PROMOTIONS
CHAPTER XX. A FLOOD ON BIG CREEK
CHAPTER XXI. RATTLESNAKES AS NEIGHBORS
CHAPTER XXII. DANDY
