Black, Buckskin, and Blue

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Focusing on the often-overlooked contributions of African Americans as scouts and soldiers on the western frontier, this book delves into their experiences during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. It highlights their significant roles in military incidents and critical engagements, while also addressing the challenges they faced in frontier towns. This work builds on the author's previous research, providing a deeper understanding of the adventures and impacts of black men during the westward expansion.