This is the definitive biography of George Bird Grinnell (1849-1938), who is widely regarded as "The Father of American Conservation," because of his accomplishments in saving wildlife and natural resources of America-- including saving the American bison.
Focusing on the lives of Civil War figures George Armstrong Custer and Jeb Stuart, this updated edition provides an engaging exploration of their individual exploits and contributions to key battles. It offers a detailed account of their strategies and personalities, presenting a nuanced view of their impact on the war. The innovative approach enhances understanding of their legacies and the broader historical context of the Civil War.
Focusing on the Indian conflicts during the Civil War, this updated edition delves into the violent campaigns against Native Americans as westward expansion intensified. With groundbreaking new material, it provides fresh insights into this often-overlooked aspect of American history, highlighting the struggles and consequences faced by Indigenous peoples amidst the backdrop of the Civil War.