if you mean George Custer, his last battle was at Little BigHorn (custard is a pudding)
if you mean George Custer, his last battle was at Little BigHorn (custard is a pudding)
Battle of the Little Bighorn.
That was the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
The Battle of the Little Bighorn is also called Custer's Last Stand because Custer was defeated and killed in the battle. The battle occurred in June 1876.
Well, it certainly is not "Custards" last stand. Try "Custer's Last Stand".
he was mostly remembered for custards last stand also know as the battle of little bighorn
Cuter's stand did not exist. Try What is also known as "Custer's last stand"
if you mean George Custer, his last battle was at Little BigHorn (custard is a pudding)
if you mean George Custer, his last battle was at Little BigHorn (custard is a pudding)
Port Aransas Texas USA EDIT: I think that was Custer... custard's last stand, to my own knowledge, was in my fridge 2 days ago.
I think you are asking about Custer's Last Stand, but you don't tell us what you want to know.
The last course in a Roman meal, as is in our meals, was some type of dessert. In ancient Rome it could be of fresh fruits, or of a mixture of fruit, nut and honey in a pastry. Custards were also known.
Battle of the Little Bighorn.
His X-name was Pyro, also known as John Allerdyce.
Custer - though his last stand was several years after the war.
It's known as a cobblers last