Where to read Custer: Lessons in Leadership by Duane P. Schultz how to price finder online offline

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Ive read several books about Custer, so Im not a novice when it comes to a basic understanding of him, his times, his passions, his faults and his fame. Custer deserves more than a high school nod. He played a very important role in the evolution of Americas systematic slaughter of the Indians who roamed the plains of the Midwest. It is important to mention that General Custer didnt dislike Indians in the way that many Generals approached the Indian problem. Custer liked to fight, in fact, he loved war. He thrived in the bloody baths of the Civil War and then moved on to the Indians of the West. It wasnt so much the Indians or even killing; he just liked to fight. Nothing brought his blood to a boil faster than a good battle. So, the man was complex.If you havent read anything about him, Lessons in Leadership is a good introduction. Its just the facts, maam. Custer did have a true love, his wife Libbie. And, by any standards, they had a reasonably good marriage. Custer was faithful to Libbie and his vices were minimal. He wasnt really a drinker. At a time when military men drank themselves into stupors, he certainly did not have a problem. He read a lot, loved the theater, enjoyed music and was a decent writer. If he had a problem, it was his ego. His favorite military person was Napoleon and in that respect he saw himself certainly bigger than life and most definitely a lucky man who constantly cheated death.If you have an interest in the old West, I do recommend that you give Custer: Lessons in Leadership a read. It is a good point by point introduction to Custer, the Indian problem and the movement of Americans into the West. Its not a happy story, but one that more Americans should have more than just a superficial knowledge of if the want to understand the American character and how it developed. The genocide committed against the Indians was certainly as vile as the one Hitler perpetrated against the Jews of Europe. It seems that most Americans would prefer to remember the games of cowboys and Indians they played as children than face the truth about the cruel slaughter of the Indians in something that was not a game.
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