My Life on the Plains

on balance, he wasn't the Indian hater I heard about.

(5 stars)

Wm Clark

He wouldn't stand up to today's insane PC environment, but he praised the Indians in many ways and occasions. He put much of the blame for bad relationships between settlers of the plains and the Native Americans on the Indian Agents. The agents were all getting rich by holding back much of what was given by the government for the Indians, and selling it to either the Indians at inflated prices, or to the settlers. As the Indians received less provisions, the black market prices increased along with the frustration; and the Government was seen as not fulfilling it's good faith promises. So even if it seems like the Indians broke treaties first, the greed of the Indian Agents were the first evil force.

excellent!

(4 stars)

Jody Whitaker

Excellent book! It was nice to learn about a person who is mainly only known by his means of death. I found this read both educational and exciting. Not long into it I found myself craving more of the story and not wanting it to end. I loved the reader of this book as well.

Very well written journal by General himself

(5 stars)

Dima

Story written with great attention paid to details. Exposes fight between US troops and Indians. Indians weren't peaceful as I have believed before listening to this book.

GREAT BOOK

(5 stars)

A LibriVox Listener

This is one book you have to read written by the man himself that is all I am going to tell you GREAT BOOK.

(5 stars)

Roughout

Very well written and very well read. Probably my favorite reader.

I truly appreciate and enjoyed both the reader and the book

(4 stars)

William Stover

my life on the plains

(5 stars)

Nigel

great storys well read

enjoyed this very much, reader was excellent

(5 stars)

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