Arthur Johnson Memorial Library

Berger, Thomas

Little Big Man Thomas Berger - New York Dell 1985 - 447 p.

Terrible mistake -- Boiled dog -- I make an enemy -- Pronghorn slaughter -- My education as a human being -- New name -- We take on the cavalry -- Adopted again -- Sin -- Through the shutter -- Hopeless -- Going for gold -- Cheyenne homecoming -- We get jumped -- Union Pacific -- My Indian wife -- In the valley of the Washita -- Big medicine of Long Hair -- To the Pacific and back -- Wild Bill Hickok -- My niece Amelia -- Bunco and Buffalo -- Amelia makes good -- Caroline -- Custer again -- Trailing the hostiles -- Greasy grass -- Last stand -- Victory -- End.

Fictional reminiscences of an 111-year-old man telling of his checkered career as plainsman, Indian scout, and squaw man and of his colorful acquaintances.


Frontier and pioneer life West (U.S.) --Fiction
Cheyenne Indians --Fiction

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