Washakie : chief of the Shoshones / Grace Raymond Hebard ; introduction to the Bison books edition by Richard O. Clemmer.

Originally published: Cleveland : A.H. Clark Co., 1930.

"Bison books"--Spine.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 315-320) and index.

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Sixty Years an Unchallenged Chief -- Washakie Wins His Name -- White-top Wagon Road -- Chief Washakie and Brigham Young -- Fort Bridger and Indian Depredations on the Oregon Trail -- Great Treaty of July 3, 1868, Giving the Union Pacific Railroad a Right of Way -- Camp Brown, Discovery of Gold, and Indian Warfare on the Shoshone Reservation -- Buffalo Chase down the Big Horn -- Prelude to the Custer Tragedy -- "We Did Not Drive the Sioux, They Drove Us" -- Washakie and the Arapahoes -- Old Chief Signs His Last Treaty -- Intimate History of Washakie -- Fort Washakie -- Departure to "Where There is no Longitude nor Latitude" -- App. I: Ceremonial Dances, Beliefs, and Customs of the Shoshone Tribe -- App. II: The Spelling of Washakie and Norkuk.

English.

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