Elizabeth B Custer: 9 books

"The Boy General: The Story of the Life of Major-General George A. Custer As Told By Elizabeth B. Custer In "Tenting On The Plains," "Following The Guidon," And "Boots And Saddles" edited by Mary E. Burt from the listed books by the general's wife Elizabeth B. Custer;...

"General Custer Indian Fighter" comprises (4) complete volumes written by General George Custer & his wife Elizabeth Custer; covering the period from the end of the American Civil War in 1865 to the Custer Massacre in 1876. In  more than 600 pages, with more than 491,000 words, and...

"Following the Guidon" by Elizabeth B. Custer" is a warmly human, first-hand account of the hardships, disappointments, fun and flattery, joys, and heartaches of General Custer's devoted wife, who accompanied her military husband to the (then) desolate plains of Kansas & Nebraska...

This edition includes a modern introduction and a list of suggested further reading. In 1885, Elizabeth ("Libbie") Custer published her memoir about her marriage to General George Armstrong Custer, the most controversial military officer of the nineteenth century. Set at Fort Lincoln, Dakota Territory,...

Finally available, a high quality book of the original classic edition of Tenting on the Plains - or General Custer in Kansas and Texas. It was previously published by other bona fide publishers, and is now, after many years, back in print. This is a new and freshly published edition of this...

Tenting on the Plains OR GENERAL CUSTER IN KANSAS AND TEXAS By Elizabeth B. Custer. AUTHOR OF "FOLLOWING THE GUIDON" "BOOTS AND SADDLES" ETC. Published by HARPER & BROTHERS PUBLISHERS in 1895.  This scarce antiquarian book. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections...

In 1885, Elizabeth ("Libbie") Custer published her memoir about her marriage to General George Armstrong Custer, the most controversial military officer of the nineteenth century. Set at Fort Lincoln, Dakota Territory, Boots and Saddles offers a singular historical view of the frontier West and the Plains...

After the intense and bloody Civil War, Elizabeth and George Armstrong Custer were stationed in Texas, Louisiana, and Kansas. Faced with flash floods, scorpions, wild animals, and Native Americans of uncertain disposition, Elizabeth recounts the reconstruction era of the South and the plains wars with the Native Americans, and the dangerous life of an army officer's wife.

After the intense and bloody Civil War, Elizabeth and George Armstrong Custer were stationed in Texas, Louisiana, and Kansas. Faced with flash floods, scorpions, wild animals, and Native Americans of uncertain disposition, Elizabeth recounts the reconstruction era of the South and the plains wars with the Native Americans, and the dangerous life of an army officer's wife.