Description
This seminal work chronicles the tragic and often brutal subjugation of Native American tribes in the American West during the latter half of the 19th century. Through meticulously researched historical accounts and the voices of those who lived through it, the book reveals the systematic betrayal, broken treaties, and violent conflicts that led to the decimation of indigenous cultures. It offers a powerful and unflinching perspective on the westward expansion, challenging the traditional narrative and centering the experiences of the Native peoples whose lives and lands were irrevocably altered. Dee Brown's profound narrative serves as a vital testament to the resilience and suffering of the Plains Indians, forever changing how the history of the American West is understood.
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paperback
Macmillan
Published Jan 23, 2001
516 pages
ISBN: 9780805066692
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First Published
1970
Language
eng
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