Encounters in Yellowstone
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A.J. Arnold
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Albert Oldham
Alpowai band
Andrew Weikert
August Foller
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Ben Stone
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Charles Kenck
Charles Mann
Chief Joseph
Chief Looking Glass
Chief Poker Joe
Chief White Bird
Col. John Gibbon
Col. Nelson Miles
Col. O. M. Poe
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Emma Cowan
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Frank Carpenter
Frederic Pfister
Gen. Oliver Otis Howard
Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman
General Sherman
George Cowan
George Herendeen
Geyserland
Helena
Henry Meyers
Ida Carpenter
Jack Bean
Joe Roberts
John Stewart
Joseph Roberts
Lamatta band
Language_English
Leander Duncan
Montana
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Product details
- ISBN 9781493045204
- Format: Paperback
- Weight: 277g
- Dimensions: 150 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 07 Dec 2019
- Publisher: Globe Pequot Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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The tragic tale of the Nez Perce flight for freedom in the summer of 1877 is a touchstone in the history of the American West. Chief Joseph’s 1,200-mile running battle with the United States Army ended just forty miles from the Canadian border and safety, when he famously declared “I will fight no more forever” and accepted the fate of his people. However few people know the story of the confrontation between the Nez Perce and tourists in Yellowstone Park during that fateful summer. This collection of true stories from that extraordinary summer reveals the history of the ordinary people who were caught up in those dramatic events.
M. Mark Miller is a fifth-generation Montanan who grew up on a cattle ranch in southwest Montana about 90 miles from Yellowstone Park. His interest in Yellowstone history began when he was a small boy listening to his grandmother’s tales of her father’s trip there in 1909 and her grandfather’s trip there in 1882.
