Custer Biography Reconsidered From Civil War to Little Big Horn
A nuanced look at George Armstrong Custer from his New Rumley childhood to West Point, Civil War fame, and later Indian wars. The piece weighs his battlefield skill against disputed decisions, including Washita and the Little Bighorn defeat, and notes family losses tied to his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnis
Pawel
Friband
Isth
Elizabeth Bacon
America
E. S. Godfrey
Custer
New Humley
Harrison County
Ohio
Mexico
Emanuel Custer
Autie” Custer
Custers
Thomas W
Boston Custer
Margaret Emma Custer
Tom Custer
Lydia
David Reed
Monroe
Mich
Lake Michigan
Autie
New Rumiley
United States Military Academy
West Point
John A. Bingham
George Armstrong Custer
Academy
van de Water
Fifth Cavalry
Gettysburg
Ingray
Jeb Stuart
Phil Sheridan
Sheridan
Shenandoah Valley
Appomattox Station
Lee
Stuart
Forrest
Merritt
Torbert
Leutenant
Seventh Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
Hancock
Fort Riley
Washita
Black Kettle
Chivington
Colorado
Sand Creek
Washits
Maj
Joel Elliott
Godfrey
Elliott
Yellowstone
General Stanley
Black Hills
Belknap
President Grant
Sutter
Congress
Washington
Orville Grant
Grant
Terry
Little Big Horn
Autle” Reed
Janes Calhoun
Usion
Name Change Sparks Office Romance and Ambition
Mary Sanders plans to change her name for social gain while doctor Urbanic touts numerology. Scott Morgan confronts her about a bonus on her ideas as Leslie Miller mocks the scheme. Mary clarifies she is not marrying, prompting tension and a dramatic admission of unrequited love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cott Morgan
Vom Pladden
Washington
Laddon
Tosevens
Sslvia Ralston Ataie
New York
Tan
Bent Bers Ware
Max
Tom
Scott
Mary Sanders
Doneh
Abby
Leste Miller
Doctor Urbanite
Leslie
Murry
Scott Morgan
Mary
Miller
Tom Haddon
Miss Sanders
Office
Leslie Miller
Siam a Land of the Free? Modern Siam in the 1930s
A survey of Siam describing royal modernity during King Prajadhipok and Queen Rambhai, American influence via medicine schools printing presses and advisors, Bangkok river commerce, Me Nam Chao Bhraya's role in rice trade, Chiengmai life, and regional resources like forests peppers rubies and teak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadi Farten
Bert Poe
Shan
Daas
North
Sham
Siam
United States
Prajadhipok
Asia
Imperial Airways
Alfa-France
London
Amsterdam
Marseilles
Far East
Penang
Singapore
Hong Kong
Bangkok
Koh Si Chang
Washington
Potomac
Rama I
America
Kine
Wild Pigrett Corps
Bamuhek
Nager Rajasima
Korat
Ahol Rajadhanis
Chandaburi
Gulf of Siam
South Siam
Lower
Malaya
Burma
Nile
Egypt
Chiengmal
Me Ping
Doi Sutep
Chingmal
Chiengmai
Salween
Mekong
Indo-China
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Elmo Scott Watson
Gen
Geo. A. Custer
Hunter
Groves K Kilbourn
Eignasies
Simm
Do Ous