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“The Battle of the Washita River is the most complete and successful of all our private battles and was fought in such unfavorable weather and circumstances.”
Sentiment: Critical Analysis
Trigger: Custer's tactics at Washita
For: Historians and students of American history
Key quote: “If Custer was wrong, ultimately it was only because the nation was wrong, says Stiles.”
The host discusses the controversial tactics used by Custer during the Battle of the Washita River, highlighting the moral implications of his actions. This leads to a broader examination of how Custer is perceived in historical narratives and the complexities surrounding the conflict with indigenous peoples.