Death at the Little Bighorn

The narrative delves into Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer's audacious strategy during the pivotal battle at Little Bighorn on June 25, 1876. It explores his decision to split the 7th Cavalry and launch simultaneous attacks on an Indian encampment. While history often portrays Custer's plan as reckless, this book presents a fresh perspective, arguing that his tactics were not as misguided as commonly believed. Through detailed analysis, it reexamines the battle's dynamics and Custer's intentions, challenging established narratives.