bannock indian 1878 de brimlow george (5 résultats)

hardcover. Etat : Very Good. First Edition. A nice copy. Clean text, solid binding. First printing. Gray clothbound boards with red lettering. Some rubbing on the spine. Small spot stain on front board. Corners are slightly bumped. Rear pastedown has what is probably glue from a library card pocket, thought not positive. No jacket. Cartographic endpapers of the Oregon area. Thousands of Western and Americana books in stock--check our listings! We are working on adding photos and more information for this listing for our new . Please for photos.

HARDCOVER. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. VERY GOOD Condition Blue Clothbond. NICE, SOLID, CLEAN COPY; Ep Map Oregon/washington; 241pg pages; . . Indexed.Red spine & cover titles on lite blue cloth hard covers. HOSHONES; CASCADE MOUNTAINS; FORSYTHE.

Hardcover. Etat : Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Good. First edition. Octavo. 9¼ x 6 inches. 241 pp. Map endpapers. Appendices, bibliography, index. Gray cloth printed in red. Minor wear to spine ends, else a fine copy with chipped pictorial dust jacket. Quite scarce, particularly with the dust jacket. The Bannock Indian War of 1878 was the last major uprising of the American Indian in the Northwest states against the white man encroaching upon the Indian's lands. While the number of casualties on either side were relatively low the war had long-lasting influence upon the shaping of Indian policies in the Northwest. A well-researched and well written account of the fight. Book.

Etat : vg/g+. Very Good/Good+. Hardcover, First Edition, grey cloth over boars with red lettering, map endpapers, 241 pages. Clean, square, unmarked copy. Dust jacket woth lightly faded spine and a couple chips missing, now protected in archival wrap.

First edition. First edition. 8vo. Gray cloth, titles printed in red ink on front cover and spine, maps on front and rear endpapers, 241 pp., preface, conclusions, appendices, bibliography, index. The Bannock Indian War of 1878 was the last major uprising of the American Indian in the states of the Northwest against the encroachment of the white man upon his domain. While less than 100 Indians and 50 whites were killed in the skirmishes, the war had a lasting influence in the shaping of Indian policies in the Northwest. All fighting was done in the desert lands of Oregon, Idaho, and on the southern border of Washington. A fine, bright copy in scarce, price-clipped dust jacket with some slight edge wear, else fine.