Campaigning with King: Charles King, Chronicler of the Old Army ebook

by Paul L. Hedren,Don Russell

Paul L. Hedren Don Russell Americas English

Bibliography of Charles King's books: pages 173-176 But he did spin yarns. In fact, he became one of the best-known chroniclers of the frontier army and the Indian wars of the 1870s, and an imnmensely popular writer of fiction.

Bibliography of Charles King's books: pages 173-176. But he did spin yarns.

King commuted daily by train to Saint John's Military Academy. Campaigning with King: Charles King, Chronicler of the Old Army. Lincoln, Nebraska: University of Nebraska Press. He routinely sat on the porch of the Holt house on campus and told the cadets, which included his grandson, tales of the old west King was an accomplished writer . King, Charles (1914).

Campaigning with King book. A bibliography of Captain Charles King, who not only served in the US military forces for 70 years and was decorated for fighting in five wars, but who also enjoyed a successful literary career. The text traces his military background, his chronicles of frontier days, and his works of fiction.

A biography of Captain Charles King (1844-1933). He served for over 70 years in America's military forces and was stationed at many forts in the American West. Top corner edges of a few pages lightly creased, else fine in dust jacket. Inventory Number: 44448. Western Americana Military Indian War. Related Books. Memorie And Rime by Joaquin Miller.

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MacArthur and his son Douglas, and was in many of the Indian Campaigns of the Plains Indians.

Campaigning with King: Charles King, Chronicler of the Old Army. Ashley was the eldest son of John Ashley, who obtained some celebrity as a violinist.

A bibliography of Captain Charles King, who not only served in the US military forces for 70 years and was decorated for fighting in five wars, but who also enjoyed. ISBN13:9780803238770. Release Date:March 1991.

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A bibliography of Captain Charles King, who not only served in the US military forces for 70 years and was decorated for fighting in five wars, but who also enjoyed a successful literary career. The text traces his military background, his chronicles of frontier days, and his works of fiction.

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Prior to his death in 1986, Mr. Russell, turned his manuscript for the intended Charles King book over to renowned historian and writer, Paul L. Hedren. By April of 1991 the book was in print from the University of Nebraska Press: Lincoln. (My copy is dated April 9th, 1991).

"This study of Charles King (1844-1933), one of the best-known and most widely published chroniclers of the frontier army, is based in large part on interviews and correspondence Don Russell conducted with King in the decade before King's death.

With this being the first review of this book, it is difficult to understand why this book has received so little notice. Between Mr. Hedren and Mr. Russell, General Charles King has received a lasting biography. A biography that needs to be read by a larger audience. Glad to have it on my western shelves along with other Hedren and Russell books.

Read on book-a-roos.

Semper Fi.

Fegelv

Very disappointing.