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Description edit
The seventh volume of the "Flashman Papers" records the arch-cad's adventures in America during Gold Rush of 1849 and the Battle of Bighorn in 1876, and his acquaintance with famous Indian chiefs, American soldiers, frontiersmen and statesmen.
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Characters/People edit
- Tom Custer: Add a description of this character.
- Elspeth
- Terry
- Wootton
- Cleonie
- Grattan
- Susie
- Grant
- Allison
- Harry Flashman
- Camp Robinson
- Carson
- George Custer
- Reno
- Gibbon
- Crook
- Omohundro
- Mrs Candy
- Gallantin
- Richey
- Del Norte
- Libby
- Dick
- Bismarck
- Maxwell
- Frank Grouard
- Marie
- Sheridan
- Collins
- Arnold
- Keogh
- Yates
- Mr Comber
- Morrison
- Benteen
- Marsh
- Bowie
- Pash
- Stephanie
- Sherman
- Laramie
- Beauchamp
- Harrison
Setting & Locations edit
- Siouxan
- Washington
- California
- North America
- England
- New York
- Chicago
- Arkansas
- Mangas Colorado
- New Mexico
- Westport
- Isantanka
- Far West
- Missouri
- Little Bighorn
- Arapaho
- Fort Lincoln
- Deadwood
- Sacramento
- Madagascar
- Spotted Tail
- Philadelphia
- San Francisco
- India
- Plaza
- Mississippi
- Socorro
- Pittsburgh
- Denver
- Borneo
- White House
- Albuquerque
- Boston
- Afghanistan
- Canada
- Oregon
- Hunkpapa
- Blackfeet
- New Orleans
- London
- Cimarron
First Sentence edit
I never did learn to speak Apache properly.
Series & Lists edit
This is book 7 of 12 in Flashman. (standard series)
Preceded by Flashman's Lady, and followed by Flashman and the Dragon.
Authors & Contributors edit
- George MacDonald Fraser (Author)
- Linda Sunshine
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813
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