Selected Works
Howard was the author of numerous books after the war, including:
- Donald's School Days (1878)
- Nez Perce Joseph (1881)
- General Taylor (1892)
- Isabella of Castile (1894)
- Fighting For Humanity, or Camp and Quarterdeck (1898)
- Autobiography (1907)
- My Life and Experiences among Our Hostile Indians (1907)
He wrote an account of the Civil War's Atlanta campaign in the Century Magazine for July 1887.
He translated:
- Théodore Borel, Life of Count Agénor de Gasparin (New York, G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1881)
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