Washita: The U.S. Army And The Southern Cheyennes, 18671869 (Volume 3) (Campaigns And Commanders Series),New Perennial Library / Harper & Row Deliberately Informal Approach

Deliberately Informal Approach

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Washita: The U.S. Army And The Southern Cheyennes, 18671869 (Volume 3) (Campaigns And Commanders Series),New Perennial Library / Harper & Row Deliberately Informal ApproachAn Evenhanded Account Of A Tragic Clash Of Cultureson November 27, 1868, The U. S. Seventh Cavalry Under Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer Attacked A Southern Cheyenne Village Along The Washita River In Presentday Western Oklahoma. The Subsequent U. S. Victory Signaled The End Of The Cheyennes Traditional Way Of Life And Resulted In The Death Of Black Kettle, Their Most Prominent Peace Chief. In This Remarkably Balanced History, Jerome A. Greene