FINN BURNETT, FRONTIERSMAN. THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF AN INDIAN FIGHTER, MAIL COACH DRIVER, MINER, PIONEER CATTLEMAN PARTICIPANT IN THE POWDER RIVER EXPEDITION, SURVIVOR OF THE HAY FIELD FIGHT, ASSOCIATE OF JIM BRIDGER AND CHIEF WASHAKIE

DAVID, ROBERT BEEBE

Edité par The Arthur H. Clark Company, 1937., Glendale, 1937

First edition. 8vo. Red cloth, titles stamped in gold gilt on the spine, teg., 378 pp., frontispiece (portrait), illustrated, diagrams, half title, untrimmed. Volume I in the Western Frontiersmen Series. "Based on the recollections of Burnett, dictated to his grand-daughter shortly before his death and while he was president of the Wyoming Pioneers Association, this work contains minute and picturesque details of the foundations of the pioneer experience. He was a very important pioneer of the upper plains and northern Rockies."--Clark/Brunet 56. "His version of "the hanging of the chiefs" (at Fort Laramie) is sharply at odds with that given by George Bird Grinnell.Subsequently Finn figures in campaigns against the Sioux and Cheyenne on the Upper Platte and in Powder River country."--Merrill J. Mattes. Fine copy. Protected in slipcase. N° de réf. du vendeur 51981

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Titre : FINN BURNETT, FRONTIERSMAN. THE LIFE AND ...
Éditeur : The Arthur H. Clark Company, 1937., Glendale
Date d'édition : 1937
Reliure : Couverture rigide
Edition : Edition originale