Custer's Last Stand remains iconic in American history. Had Custer prevailed at the Little Bighorn, the victory may have been one among many, while in defeat, he became legend. In Inventing Custer, Caudill and Ashdown bridge the gap between the true Custer and the one immortalized into legend in our generally accepted reading of American history.
Custer's Last Stand remains iconic in American history. Had Custer prevailed at the Little Bighorn, the victory may have been one among many, while in defeat, he became legend. In Inventing Custer, Caudill and Ashdown bridge the gap between the true Custer and the one immortalized into legend in our generally accepted reading of American history.
Edward Caudill and Paul Ashdown are professors of journalism and electronic media at the University of Tennessee. They are co-authors of Sherman's March in Myth and Memory (2008) The Myth of Nathan Bedford Forrest (2005) and The Mosby Myth: A Confederate Hero in Life and Legend (2002).
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Chapter One. Introduction Chapter Two. Custer Before the Civil War Chapter Three. Custer During the Civil War Chapter Four. Custer in the West and the Last Stand Chapter Five. Custer in the News Chapter Six. The Frontier and the Fittest Chapter Seven. Custer Among the Historians Chapter Eight. Custer in Literature and Popular Culture Chapter Nine. Custer in Myth and Memory Chapter Ten. Conclusions/Custer in the Future
Chapter One. Introduction Chapter Two. Custer Before the Civil War Chapter Three. Custer During the Civil War Chapter Four. Custer in the West and the Last Stand Chapter Five. Custer in the News Chapter Six. The Frontier and the Fittest Chapter Seven. Custer Among the Historians Chapter Eight. Custer in Literature and Popular Culture Chapter Nine. Custer in Myth and Memory Chapter Ten. Conclusions/Custer in the Future
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