Tough Trip Through Paradise, 1878-1879 by Andrew Garcia
Listed under The American West
Frontier Soldier : An Enlisted Man's Journal of the Sioux and Nez
Perce Campaigns, 1877 by William Frederick Zimmer, Jerome A. Greene (Editor)
Listed under The Indian Wars
Nez
Perce (Tribes of North America) by Marla Felkins Ryan, Linda Schmittroth
Hardcover from Blackbirch Marketing
Book Published: April, 2003
In
Pursuit of the Nez Perces: The Nez Perce War of 1877 by O.O. Howard, Duncan McDonald, Chief Joseph, Linwood Laughy
Three unique perspectives on the last of the great Indian wars of the
west.
Through the words of General O.O. Howard, first published in 1881,
you'll observe the 1300-mile panorama of the war from the viewpoint of
the commander of the pursuing U.S. troops, who wrote his account in an
attempt to justify what many at that time and since have called an indefensible
lack of military vigor.
From the 1878 news articles of Montana reporter Duncan McDonald, you'll
hear the voices of those Nez Perces who fled during the last hours of the
war across the border to the safety of Canada and who for years afterwards
bitterly, sadly, defined the war as a friendship forgotten, a trust betrayed.
Finally, through the voice of the famed Chief Joseph, whose oft quoted
line, "From where the sun now stands I shall fight no more forever," drew
a conclusion to the 4-month long saga, you'll witness the personal and
cultural pride, strengths and sufferings of the pursued.
Never before have these three contradicting testimonials to the much
debated military campaign of the Nez Perce War of 1877 been brought together,
side-by-side, for you consideration, your judgement, your enlightenment.
The
Publisher Paperback from Mountain Meadow Pr
Book Published: June, 2003
Chief Joseph's Own Story: A Story of the Nez Perce: How They Lost
Their Home, Why They Fought a War by Chief Joseph
Paperback from Bear Creek Press
Book Published: 01 July, 2001
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The
Nez Perce (A First Americans Book) by Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve, Ronald Himler
School & Library Binding from Holiday House
Book Published: September, 1994
That
All People May Be One People, Send Rain to Wash the Face of the Earth by Chief Joseph
Book Description: Famed Nez Perce leader and orator Chief Joseph
speaks of the earth's natural world, relationships among peoples, justice,
war and his own life. His truthful, wise and gracefully spoken words were
first recorded during an 1879 post-Nez Perce War interview in Washington,
D.C., and first printed in the North American Review. What he said to the
world then remains equally profound today.
Paperback from Mountain Meadow Pr
Book Published: January, 1995
The Pursuit & Capture of Chief Joseph: A story of the end of
the Nez Perce War by Charles Erskine Scott Wood
Paperback from Bear Creek Press
Book Published: 01 November, 2002
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Nez Perce Summer, 1877 : The U.S. Army and the Nee-Me-Poo Crisis by Jerome A. Green, Jerome A. Greene
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