Bøger af Karl H. Schlesier

This study traces Indian ethnic continuity and cultural diversity in the Great Plains during the millennium preceding European arrival. The contributors use archaeological, ethnographic and linguistic research to link North American archaeological complexes with present-day Plains peoples.

Tells the story of the last great Apache through the character of Josanie, Chihuahua's older brother and the established war captain of his Chokonen band. Karl Schlesier carefully interweaves fictional chapters with historical documents - military records, eyewitness accounts, and newspaper reports - and Apache songs and stories.

In the 1870s young Nez Perce John Seton struggles to determine whether Coyotes message is a gift or a trick. His quest to find a place in the clash of cultures is a magical saga, a search for meaning in the fabled Tricksters message. This title presents the events to which Seton is an eyewitness such as the Nez Perce march of 1877.

While ascending the Missouri in 1804, Lewis and Clark met trader Jean Valle, who had wintered in Cheyenne camps near the Black Hills and who recounted extensive horse-raiding upon Spanish settlements. This novel depicts such a raid through Cheyenne eyes.