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American frontiersman and guide (–)

This article is about the frontiersman.

In the illiterate Carson, wanting to insert some fact and truth into the equation, dictated the story of his life to a clerk.

In the illiterate Carson, wanting to insert some fact and truth into the equation, dictated the story of his life to a clerk.

As Colonel Carson himself suggests, the most important weapons at the Adobe Walls fight were the two mountain howitzers he requested on.

The requirements of the two-gun genre; his love affa preference of wine to the mescal of his companions, speech satisfy the requirements for a genteel hero.

As Kit Carson: A Portrait in Courage, "Dear Old Kit," and the most recent and most definitive, Kit Carson: A Pattern for He~oes.~.

The man who guided John C. Fremont's expedition when it passed through the largely unknown Great Basin from to

For other uses, see Kit Carson (disambiguation).

Kit Carson
Carson on a visit to Washington, D.C.,
Born	Christopher Houston Carson ()December 24, Richmond, Kentucky, U.S.
Died	May 23, () (aged&#;58) Fort Lyon, Colorado Territory, U.S.
Resting place	Kit Carson Cemetery, Taos, New Mexico
Occupation(s)	Mountain man, frontiersman, guide, Indigenous agent, United States Army officer
Known&#;for
Spouses	(–; her death)
Allegiance	&#;United States Union
Service / branch	Union Army
Rank	Brevet Brigadier General
Commands	1st New Mexico Volunteer Cavalry Regiment
Battles / wars	Mexican–American War American Indian Wars American Civil War

Christopher Houston Carson (December 24, &#;– May 23, ) was an American frontiersman.

He was a fur trapper, wilderness guide, Indian agent and U.S. Army officer. He became a frontier legend in