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Here
is one of my most prized possessions. It was published in Europe in
2006 and authored by young Swiss writer David Cornut, webmaster of
the amazing CusterWest.org.
David is one of Europe's most ardent defenders of the United States
of America and General George Armstrong Custer. The book is in French
but I could still read most of it as many of the words are similar
enough to American English to reason them out. David signed the copy
and wrote a very warm thank you for some Custer materials I sent him.
David's website has more Custer material than you could image. |
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This
title was published in 1996 by Stephen E. Ambrose and is quite an
enjoyable read as it compares the seemingly parallel lives of General
George Custer and Crazy Horse. Of course it doesn't hurt that they
are my two favorite Plains Indian Wars characters. I do feel the
'Custer For President' aspect of The Battle of The Little Big Horn
presented is incorrect. |
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This
photo title was published in 2007 by James Brust, Brian Pohanka, and
Sandy Barnard. I cannot tell you how valuable this was during my two
days spent at the battlefield in summer 2008. It really helps you see
the real battlefield, not the road through it but don't step on it
version that now exits. I can assure you that it will be tucked in my
backpack in any trips I make back to Little Big Horn Battlefield. |
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This
title is thought by many to be the definitive General Custer and The
Little Big Horn volume. It certainly warrants inclusion in the top
five titles on this subject matter. It was published in 2003 by Larry Sklener. |
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This
title is a large format photo book that is a biography of General
Custer. There is text that usually explains the photo and it's
relavence to General Custer. The photos are usually of how the
various sites now appear. There are 209 full page color photos. It
was published by Bill and Jan Moeller. |