Contains the observations of Sioux and Cheyenne Indians who were eyewitnesses to the Battle of the Little Bighorn, more commonly known as Custer's Last Stand. These observations were extracted from letters, newspaper accounts, Army reports, and manuscripts.

Originally published: Arthur H. Clark Co., 2004.

Prologue: The Sergeant Charles White Diary15 -- Indian Views -- Dry Hide, Red Cloud, and Howling Eagle Statement 23 -- Little Buck Elk Statement 29 -- Crazy Horse Interview 33 -- Horned Horse Statement 39 -- White Bull, Brave Wolf, and Hump Narrative 43 -- Little Knife Interview 53 -- Hump Interview 57 -- Iron Thunder Interview 61 -- Low Dog Interview 63 -- Crow King Interview 67 -- Red Horse Interview 71 -- Brave Bear and Long Sioux Statement 79 -- Brave Bear Narrative 81 -- Thunder Bear Narrative 87 -- Charles Corn Letters 93 -- Yellow Nose Interview 97 -- Two Moons Narrative 107 -- Red Feather Interview 117 -- Old Bull Statement 121 -- Flying Hawk Narrative 123 -- Young Eagle Statement 129 -- Gray Whirlwind Interview 131 -- White Cow Walking Interview 133 -- One Bull Interview 137 -- Turning Hawk Interview 143 -- White Hair on Face Statement 147 -- White Bull Interview 149 -- Shoots Walking Statement 167 -- Paul Noisy Statement 171 -- Little Soldier Interview 173 -- One Bull Statement 179 -- Holy Face Bear Statement 181 -- Little Voice Statement 183 -- Mary Crawler Statement 185 -- Eagle Bear Interview 187 -- George W. Glenn Narrative 191 -- August L. DeVoto Narrative 203 -- Appendix A General Terry's Letter of Instructions 211 -- Appendix B Walter M. Camp's Comments on Terry's Instructions 213.