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Apsáalooke

Name: Apsáalooke
Brand: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp
SKU: 48030411
Price: 5979 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Ryan Umberger
ISBN: 9798841442288

Ryan Umberger

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English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 48030411

Publishers Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp, July 2017

The Great Plains of the eighteenth century were a savagely beautiful place. It swelled with buffalo,... Full description

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The Great Plains of the eighteenth century were a savagely beautiful place. It swelled with buffalo, teemed with wolves, was prowled by grizzlies, and suffered vast extremes of inhospitable weather. The native peoples who made their home amidst these dangers nevertheless loved their country and fought viciously to protect it.

War, in all its bloody glory, dominated people's lives. If the men were not chasing buffalo, they were chasing honor and revenge by taking enemy scalps. The two largest tribes, the Blackfeet and the Lakota, may have dominated the entire northwest if not for a small number of valiant people who refused to retreat. These were the Crow.