Following the Guidon (Illustrated Edition)

Following the Guidon (Illustrated Edition)
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Following the Guidon is a biography of General Custer, written by his wife Elizabeth Bacon. The book deals with the late period of his military career. Bacon pictures Custer's ability to recall to duty after being court-martialed. Then, she brings a detailed account of the battles Custer was taking part in starting with the Battle of the Washita.

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Elizabeth Bacon Custer. Following the Guidon (Illustrated Edition)

Following the Guidon (Illustrated Edition)

Table of Contents

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

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Elizabeth Bacon Custer

The Life of General Custe

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November 7th.

I want to tell you something wonderful. A white woman has just come into our camp deranged, and can give no account of herself. She has been four days without food. Our cook is now giving her something to eat. I can only explain her coming by supposing her to have been captured by the Indians, and their barbarous treatment having rendered her insane. I send her to-night, by the mail party, to Fort Dodge. I shall send by the paymaster a live pelican, to be presented to the Audubon Club in Detroit. It is the first I ever saw. It measures nearly seven feet from tip to tip, and its bill is about ten inches long. One of my Cheyenne scouts caught it in the river near camp. He first struck it, and stunned it long enough to effect its capture.

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