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There we have curated an amazing ebook library with over 1000 titles. As a SOFREP Book Club member, you have unlimited access to all of them.
Check it out today; I guarantee you’re going to love it!
Today’s Featured Offering
Meet General George Armstrong Custer, one of the most controversial figures of the American West. He is perhaps best known for his daring exploits in battle and his ill-fated last stand at the Battle of Little Bighorn.
Our featured offering from the SOFREP Book Club today is An Autobiography of General Custer, edited by Stephen Brennan.
Taken from George Armstrong Custer’s own writings, An Autobiography of General Custer is the true story of one of the most praised, most despised, but surely most remembered American military heroes. Indeed, few figures in our history were—in their own time, as well as in our own—so wildly cheered and so roundly hated.
Screenshot from YouTube and Our History
Custer’s narration takes us from just after the Civil War, when, having gained a reputation as a bold and inventive leader of the cavalry, Custer was given command of an expedition to help subjugate the Native Peoples of the Great Plains and to force them onto reservations. His story touches on his court martial and subsequent reinstatement to command. It ends shortly before he embarks upon the campaign that would eventually lead to the Battle of the Little Bighorn and “Custer’s Last Stand.” As Custer could not write about his most famous battle, the Autobiography concludes with an 1880s newspaper account of an interview with Sitting Bull himself after his escape to Canada, in which the great Chief looks back on the battle and offers his own point of view.
In the evenings, on post and during his various leaves, Custer would sit at the dining room table with his beloved wife, Libby. Together they would compose the various stories of his exploits that would eventually become the book My Life on the Plains, a bestseller in its time, and from which this autobiography is largely taken.
Your favorite website has partnered with one of the largest publishers in New York to create the SOFREP Book Club.
There we have curated an amazing ebook library with over 1000 titles. As a SOFREP Book Club member, you have unlimited access to all of them.
Check it out today; I guarantee you’re going to love it!
Today’s Featured Offering
Meet General George Armstrong Custer, one of the most controversial figures of the American West. He is perhaps best known for his daring exploits in battle and his ill-fated last stand at the Battle of Little Bighorn.
Our featured offering from the SOFREP Book Club today is An Autobiography of General Custer, edited by Stephen Brennan.
Taken from George Armstrong Custer’s own writings, An Autobiography of General Custer is the true story of one of the most praised, most despised, but surely most remembered American military heroes. Indeed, few figures in our history were—in their own time, as well as in our own—so wildly cheered and so roundly hated.
Screenshot from YouTube and Our History
Custer’s narration takes us from just after the Civil War, when, having gained a reputation as a bold and inventive leader of the cavalry, Custer was given command of an expedition to help subjugate the Native Peoples of the Great Plains and to force them onto reservations. His story touches on his court martial and subsequent reinstatement to command. It ends shortly before he embarks upon the campaign that would eventually lead to the Battle of the Little Bighorn and “Custer’s Last Stand.” As Custer could not write about his most famous battle, the Autobiography concludes with an 1880s newspaper account of an interview with Sitting Bull himself after his escape to Canada, in which the great Chief looks back on the battle and offers his own point of view.
In the evenings, on post and during his various leaves, Custer would sit at the dining room table with his beloved wife, Libby. Together they would compose the various stories of his exploits that would eventually become the book My Life on the Plains, a bestseller in its time, and from which this autobiography is largely taken.
One of More Than a Thousand Titles
Custer’s autobiography is just one of more than a thousand titles you’ll have access to when you join the SOFREP Book Club. Our collection has numerous offerings in the categories of military, sports and recreation, history, nature, pets, fiction, technology and engineering, and many, many more.
How it works
Former Navy SEAL and bestselling author Brandon Webb and his team hand-pick their favorites and send them to you monthly.
With club membership, you can access a digital library with thousands of titles in the military, outdoors, hunting, and fishing genres.
Why Join?
Founding members receive lifetime status at 70% off the club’s regular price.
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Receive monthly recommendations from SOFREP’s premiere editors
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