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Upton and Sons Publishers of America's Western History & -- The Paragon Agency, Distributors -- |
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Series One
A series about, although not limited to Lt. Colonel George A. Custer and the Sioux War of 1876.
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Medals for the General
Ebook
$10.00 Both Printed & Ebook $48.00 ![]() |
The ABCs of Ebook Both Printed & Ebook |
Series Two
Based on extensive research, each author’s conclusions reflects their evaluation of how the battle developed.
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Series Three
Custer classics that have stood the test of time and are the cornerstone of any library devoted to the Battle of the Little Big Horn.
The criteria for selection of books to the series includes: Long out-of-print, expensive and quality content.
Some volumes will include corrections and additions the author planned to make in later editions.
The volumes will
always be of high quality design. Authors include:
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The Custer Tragedy
Printed $45.00 |
The Sword Bearer Incident Ebook Both Printed & Ebook |
Series
Four
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Series
Five
A Comprehensive collection of titles, exclusively on the Leaders of Native American Tribes.
A remarkable biography of the great Sioux leader. With information from Sitting Bull’s birth to the present day.
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Sitting Bull
Printed $35.00 |
Welcome to
UptonAndSons.com and the history of America, distributed by The
Paragon Agency.
This collection of books defines the spirit of the American
West. Published since 1980, the 50 titles speak of the period on
the Indian Wars from before Custer's Last Stand to Wounded Knee.
Specializing in the Indian Wars of the American West from 1865
to 1890, Upton and Sons have brought five series of volumes:
-- PUBLISHED SERIES --
Custer Trail to the Little Bighorn
The Battle of The Little Bighorn
Echoes of the Little Bighorn
Montana and the West
Native American Indian Leaders
Since the series of western history was created by Richard Upton and Sons Jim
and Kip in the 1970s, dozens of volumes have been added to the texts for
over 45 years and collected into a series of books. A wide
variety of Experts and Authors are able to share the stories from those who know the unseen worlds
of the Native American and Western History.