The bedside book of bastards

Dorothy M. Johnson

McGraw=Hill

A Man Called Horse

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Corgi

<i>Indian Country</i> contains two of Dorothy M. Johnson’s most famous stories. “A Man Called Horse” depicts the life of a white captive in a Crow Indian camp. “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance” explains in flashback why a prominent senator appears at the funeral of an obscure western codger. Both stories were adapted into highly successful movies. These eleven stories show a frontier alive with complex struggles.

Indian Country

United States

University Of Nebraska Press

"[When You and I Were Young, Whitefish is] a lighthearted look into the life of a growing Western town in the early twentieth century. These fresh, jaunty tales of youth radiate good humor." -American West

When you and I were young, Whitefish

History

Americas

Mountain Press Pub. Co.

<p>Contemporary Literature, Humor, Wit, Literary Studies</p>

Robert Townley Turner

Barnes&Noble

La Colline Des Potences

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