Glittering misery: Dependents of the Indian Fighting Army
Explores the experiences of army dependents on the nineteenth-century American frontier through historical records and firsthand accounts.
About This Book
Glittering Misery examines the lives of dependents attached to the Indian Fighting Army in the nineteenth-century American West.
The book draws on archival sources to describe daily conditions, social structures, and challenges faced by military families.
Readers gain insight into the broader role of women and children within frontier military communities.
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