The early moments of dawn provided a pinkish tinge in the sky to the east. It was finally time. Quanah raised his arm and shook his lance above his head. He led the way as they splashed across the creek, and the first exultant war cries echoed across the valley. I definitely favored the chapters with the tribe better. I just found those more interesting. Quanah is trying very hard to save his people and their way of life. And he realizes that the normal way that they do things isn't enough: they have to try something new. And so he tries to bring many different groups in the area together to fight a common enemy. The way he arranged this is rather brilliant as it's a unique idea. So I enjoyed these chapters even if they were sometimes bloody and violent. New York Times–bestselling author of The Last Gunfight, Jeff Guinn once again brings the Old West to life in the grand follow-up to Glorious. With that out of the way, the story alternates between the Native American tribes (mainly the Comanche) and the white settlers who are in the area. They both want buffalo but for different reasons. And of course the two groups end up clashing with each other. I debated on a 4 or 5 star because of the language and graphic details but this is historical and so I will give it a 5 star rating. I will admit I skipped over some of the more graphic details.

I will describe the book as a harsh reality of the times. It is about buffalo hunters and also some wars between the White Man and the Indians. The book is very descriptive of the killings and what happened to the people when they were dying and after their death. It is full of history and except for the main character, Cash McLendon, most of the main characters are real people. As I was reading this book Gene Barry, who played Bat Masterson of the TV series, was on Fantasy Island. Adobe Walls has a history that precedes the arrival of the men and one woman who occupied the place. I have listed some links of the history of Adobe Walls. BUFFALO’s signature high-top sneakers will give you a high – literally! It’s time to stand out in a crowd with these eye-catching heels. The chunky oversized soles give your look a dramatic edge as you stomp through the city. Pair these trend-setting women’s sneakers with dark blue denim jeans and a cute tote bag to complete the look. A lot of folks will be wishing they were in your shoes! Guinn recommends in his Notes the outstanding S. C. Gwynne book, Empire of the Summer Moon: Quannah Parker and the Rise and Fall of the Comanches, the Most Powerful Indian Tribe in American History, and I heartily concur. But no good can come of entering the prohibited lands they’ve crossed into. Little do Cash and his fellows know that their camp is targeted by a new coalition of the finest warriors among the Comanche, Cheyenne, and Kiowa. Led by fierce Comanche war chief Quanah and eerie tribal mystic Isatai, an enormous force of two thousand is about to descend on the camp and will mark one of the fiercest, bloodiest battles in frontier history.Did you know herd animals help fight global warming? Thank you, Billy Dixon, when you were out murdering those bison you were creating global warming too! We need herds. Just a little something I learned from reading that Wholly book...yes, a little rant. Well, shoot, then,” Masterson urged. “We got to keep moving if we’re going to be in Dodge by dark.”

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