"Set in the Cherokee Nation not long after the Civil War, Zeke and Ned is the story of Ezekiel Proctor and Ned Christie, the last Cherokee warriors, living men whose story is not merely legend, but history - their fates a consequence of the brutal policies which produced the Trail of Tears." "In their second collaborative novel, McMurtry and Ossana introduce many characters whose stories are woven together with a skill that will remind the reader of Lonesome Dove."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved
The last two proud Cherokee warriors are on a quest to tame the wild Oklahoma Territory after the Civil War.
This engrossing volume documents the lives of the last Cherokee warriors-Ned Christie and Ezekiel Proctor. They struggled to show the whites and preserve the Cherokee heritage.
Written by Pulitzer Prize–winner Larry McMurtry and his writing partner, Diana Ossana, Pretty Boy Floyd traces the wild career of the legendary American folk hero Charley Floyd, a young man so charming that it's hard not to like him, even ...
Yet the author admits that for all this information, we may never know the full story, because Christie’s own voice is largely missing from the written record.
The Last Cherokee Warriors
LATER ERAsMUs AND the rest of the crew would learn that their cove was only a corner ofa bay previously named by Kane; their home only the width of Smith Sound from Kane's winter quarters. Later Erasmus would lay out calendar pages and ...
This engrossing volume documents the lives of the last Cherokee warriors-Ned Christie and Ezekiel Proctor-two angry men who struggled against the tide of history and the power of the United States government in an effort to slow the ...
But ultimately, this is the story of the entire Emanuel family: the tough, colorful Old World grandparents; a mischievous, loving father who immigrated to the United States with twenty-five dollars and who enthralled his boys with tales of ...
A collection of linked short stories by the author of When Skateboards Will Be Free includes several pieces originally published in The New Yorker and features a sequence of aimless young men who endure morning commutes, complicated affairs ...
Hosts of jalopies, no doubt, were driven to death in imitation of Jack and Neal, or Sal and Dean, as they were in the book. It brought an adventurous spirit and a different, less constipated prose back to American readers, ...