"A BISON BOOK." REPRINT OF THE 1904 ED., WITH A NEW INTROD. BY J.T. KING.

Part I, PROTECTING THE FRONTIER: Chapter I. The Powder River Expedition / Chapter II. The Tragedy of Fort Phil Kearney / Chapter III. The Thirty-Two against the Three Thousand / Chapter IV. Personal Reminiscences of Fort Phil Kearney and the Wagon-Box fight / Chapter V. Forsyth and the Rough Riders of '68 / Chapter VI. The Journey of the Scouts and the Rescue of Forsyth / Chapter VII. A Scout's Story of the Defense of Beecher's Island / Chapter VIII. Carpenter and His Brunettes. The Fight on Beaver Creek / Chapter IX. A Further Discussion of the Beaver Creek Affair / Chapter X. The Battle of the Washita / Chapter XI. Carr and Tall Bull at Summit Springs / Part II, THE WAR WITH THE SIOUX: Chapter I. With Crook's Advance / Chapter II. Ex-Trooper Towne on the Rosebud Fight / Chapter III. The Grievance of Rain-In-The-Face / Chapter IV. The Little Big Horn Campaign / Chapter V. The Last of Custer / Chapter VI. One of the Last Men to See Custer Alive / Chapter VII. The Personal Story of Rain-In-The-Face / Chapter VIII. Two Interesting Affairs / Chapter IX. The First Success/ Chapter X. A Decisive blow / Chapter XI. Miles' Great Campaigning / Chapter XII. What They Are There For--A Sketch of General Guy V. Henry, A Typical American Soldier / Appendix A--Being a Further Discussion of General Custer's Course in the Little Big Horn Campaign / Appendix B--Further Light on the Conduct of Major Reno