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Little Big Man Study Guide
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by Thomas Berger
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Little Big Man Study Guide consists of approx. 92 pages of summaries and analysis on Little Big Man by Thomas Berger. Browse the literature study guide below:
The fictional author, Ralph Fielding Snell, writes the foreword to the story. In the forward, Ralph tells how he comes to know Jack Crabb, a frontiersman and adopted Cheyenne who also claims to be the sole White survivor of the Battle of Little Bighorn, or Custer's Last Stand. Ralph first hears of Jack through Ralph's nurse, Mrs. Winifred Burr, who is an irritant to Ralph in many ways. She brings Ralph to protest when she dons an antique Indian war bonnet that might have been owned by Crazy Horse. She replaces the bonnet in its display cabinet and proceeds to tell Ralph about an old man who tells stories about his experiences in the Old West. ( read more) Foreword by a Man of Letters Chapter 1, A Terrible Mistake Chapter 2, Boiled Dog Chapter 3, I Make an Enemy Chapter 4, Pronghorn Slaughter Chapter 5, My Education as a Human Being Chapter 6, A New Name Chapter 7, We Take on the Cavalry Chapter 8, Adopted Again Chapter 9, Sin Chapter 10, Through the Shutter Chapter 11, Hopeless Chapter 12, Going for Gold Chapter 13, Cheyenne Homecoming Chapter 14, We Get Jumped Chapter 15, Union Pacific Chapter 16, My Indian Wife Chapter 17, In the Valley of the Washita Chapter 18, The Big Medicine of Long Hair Chapter 19, To the Pacific and Back Chapter 20, Wild Bill Hickok Chapter 21, My Niece Amelia Chapter 22, Bunco and Buffalo Chapter 23, Amelia Makes Good Chapter 24, Caroline Chapter 25, Custer Again Chapter 26, Trailing the Hostiles Chapter 27, Greasy Grass Chapter 28, The Last Stand Chapter 29, Victory Chapter 30, The End Editor's Epilogue
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