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With the Indians in the Rockies
James Willard Schultz
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The passing minutes seemed hours. The tall sage-brush out ahead had swallowed Baptiste. By rising in the stirrups I could just see the backs of some of the distant buffalo. A sudden splash in the river made my heart flutter, and I quickly turned to see what had caused it.
Here and there between the trees and brush its glistening surface was in plain view, and through one opening I saw something more terrible than a whole band of grizzlies: an Indian crossing toward me. I saw his face, painted red with blue bars across the cheeks; I noted that he wore leather clothing; that a shield hung suspended from his left arm; that in his right hand he grasped a bow and a few arrows.
All this I not. . . Read More
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Tremendous!
Absolutely tremendous piece of American Literature.
An absolute must-read for anyone ever remotely interested in American History.
Read - just for the sheer curiosity of an adventure of epic proportions, the likes of which can never be found again in this ever fast growing world of comfor
A Thomas Fox and Pitamakan adventure
There is never a dull moment in any of the James Willard Schultz books I have read, and this one is no exception--an amazing story. I have read at least a dozen of his books, each is as good as the last. Amazon has a number of his books, but some are only on Kindl
Totally worth the time. You get an exciting survival story and lovely description of Plains Indian culture and religion. Written over 100 years ago about experiences from the 1870's the writing is not at all dated.
Very well written.
You feel like you are there. It was hard to put the book down. Not long and drawn out. I would like to read more from this author.
This book is supposed to be a memoir, but it reads suspiciously like a novel. The author's parents died when he was a boy, and he went to go live with his uncle Wesley, who was a fur trader among the Blackfeet Indians. Schultz's uncle has married a Blackfoot woman, and she has a nephew, Pitamakan, w
Great Read!
This book is a "page turner" and provides great insight into the customs and practices and civilization of the Native American people who were swept ahead of the tsunami of the new american immigrants.
An Adventurous Read Into Days Gone By
James Willard Schultz has such a grasp of his time and the years before that any fan of history and adventure is sure to be entertained. He takes the reader from hopeless happenings to fulfilling frames as he tell this engaging story of two boys, one white one In
An entertaining adventure
I devoured these stories as a boy. A lifetime later they still manage to capture me. These adventures will endure with anyone who still dreams of those remarkable times.
J.W. Shultz painted a very vivid picture that was full of thrills to the end. I was especially captivated by the quick-to-love characters whose unique personalities gave the story depth. Young Thomas Fox and Pitamakan only knew of experiences of others so they had to recall each account and put thei
Winter
It was very informative and easy to understand what they had to do just to stay alive using their wits