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Nathaniel Philbrick

The Battle of Little Bighorn: Triumph, Tragedy, and Transformation.

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Author: Nathaniel Philbrick

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780670021727

Language: English

Publish Date: 05/04/2010

Audiobook length: 31min

The Last Stand Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: At the Flood

00:0052:14

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Chapter 2: The Dream

00:0017:39

Chapter 3: Hard Ass

00:0036:17

Chapter 4: The Dance

00:0038:18

Chapter 5: The Scout

00:0034:07

Chapter 6: The Blue Pencil Line

00:0041:18

Chapter 7: The Approach

00:0040:23

Chapter 8: The Crow’s Nest

00:0045:42

Chapter 9: Into the Valley

00:0030:11

Chapter 10: Reno’s Charge

00:0045:58

Chapter 11: To the Hill

00:0034:40

Chapter 12: Still Point

00:0028:17

Chapter 13: The Forsaken

00:0035:02

Chapter 14: Grazing His Horses

00:0039:31

Chapter 15: The Last Stand

00:0047:37

Chapter 16: The River of Nightmares

00:0048:20

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Who should listen The Last Stand

"The Last Stand" by Nathaniel Philbrick is a compelling narrative that appeals to history enthusiasts, especially those interested in American West history and the dynamics of the Great Sioux War. Listeners who appreciate richly detailed accounts of historical events, as well as those who enjoy stories of conflict, exploration, and the complex interactions between Native American tribes and European settlers, will find this summary audiobook particularly engaging. Additionally, educators and students seeking to understand the broader implications of these events in American history will benefit from Philbrick's insightful analysis.

3 quotes from The Last Stand

'It is the moment of greatest danger that produces the greatest heroism.'
'In the end, the struggle between good and evil is often fought on the battleground of human hearts.'
'History is not simply a record of what happened, but an exploration of the meanings we derive from our past.'

Author : Nathaniel Philbrick

Nathaniel Philbrick is a distinguished author and maritime historian, renowned for his contributions to naval history and sailing literature. A celebrated sailor himself, Philbrick was Brown University’s first Intercollegiate All-American in sailing in 1978 and has remained connected to the water, enjoying life with his wife Melissa aboard their boats in the Nantucket region. After launching his writing career with Sailing World magazine and authoring several sailing books, he shifted his focus to Nantucket’s rich history, culminating in works such as *Away Off Shore: Nantucket Island and Its People*. His acclaimed books, including *In the Heart of the Sea*, which won the National Book Award, and *Mayflower*, a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, showcase his deep research and engaging storytelling. Philbrick's accolades include multiple prestigious awards recognizing his significant contributions to maritime history and literature. He is currently working on a new book about the Battle of Little Bighorn.

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