Introduction : western Black soldiers since The Buffalo Soldiers : a review of the literature | p. 5 |
The officers and the troops | p. 31 |
Fort Riley's Black soldiers and the army's changing role in the west, 1867-85 | p. 35 |
William R. Shafter, Black troops, and the opening of the Llano Estacado, 1870-75 | p. 51 |
Buffalo soldier chaplains of the Old West | p. 68 |
"Dress on the colors, boys!" : Black noncommissioned officers in the Regular Army, 1866-98 | p. 84 |
The Black soldier | p. 97 |
Cathay Williams : Black woman soldier, 1866-68 | p. 101 |
One soldier's service : Caleb Benson in the ninth and tenth cavalry, 1875-1908 | p. 114 |
The court-martial of Lt. Henry O. Flipper : an example of Black-white relationships in the army, 1881 | p. 129 |
The Black Seminole Indian scouts in the big bend | p. 143 |
Discrimination and violence | p. 153 |
Black soldiers at Fort Hays, Kansas, 1867-69 : a study in civilian and military violence | p. 157 |
Black soldiers on the white frontier : some factors influencing race relations | p. 176 |
Rio Grande City : prelude to the Brownsville Raid | p. 185 |
The Houston Riot of 1917, revisited | p. 197 |
Community of soldiers | p. 217 |
Improbable ambassadors : Black soldiers at Fort Douglas, 1896-99 | p. 221 |
Putting the army on wheels : the story of the twenty-fifth infantry bicycle corps | p. 242 |
The Black soldier-athlete in the U.S. Army, 1890-1916 | p. 257 |
Community building on the border : the role of the twenty-fourth infantry band at Columbus, New Mexico, 1916-22 | p. 267 |
Buffalo soldiers : a bibliography | p. 277 |
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