Showing posts with label Comanche the horse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Comanche the horse. Show all posts

Friday, December 29, 2023

William de la Montagne Cary as illustrator et al.,

 Salvete Omnes,



and the last posting about the art of William M. Cary, this time appearing in publications of the era

  'The master of the strong heart: a story of Custer's last rally'  by Elbridge Streeter Brooks. (published in 1910)













and some more more







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and the painting - Buffalo Signals 



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Valete 

Monday, June 26, 2023

Comanche & Bloody Knife - books to borrow from archive.org

 Salvete Omnes,

- visiting Archive the world library - 

 


a short entry - there comes early summer or the  time of the year when I usually think about the famous Centennial Campaign of 1876AD, with the most famous battle of Little Big Horne/ Greasy Grass in the center of this commemoration. The battle anniversary just passed on the 25th of this month.



I recently did  discover a book by Elizabeth Atwood Lawrence about the horse that served as a war mount for Myles Keogh  of the 7th Cavalry- His Very Silence Speaks, Comanche, the Horse Who Survived Custer's Last Stand. - The book, published by Wayne University Press in 1989, is available for borrowing from the Archive. There is another book on Comanche, by Barron Brown - available eg on Amazon.


 


Also, another book is available for your pleasure - authored by Ben Innis titled Bloody Knife, Custer's Favorite Scout. (1994 edition published by Smoky Water Press). Bloody Knife was an Arikara warrior (from a Hunkpapa Lakota father and Arikara mother) and a US Army scout who died fighting the Lakota Sioux at Little Big Horn.



Pacem Aeternam
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