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Sun dance
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Richard S. Wheeler |
346 p. ; 18 cm |
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The first dance
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Richard S. Wheeler |
"The First Dance" takes beloved mountain man Barnaby Skye's family to its third generation in North America. "Miles" City, Montana. 1885. Barnaby Skye's mixed-blood son, Dirk, has just married a beau… |
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The owl hunt
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Richard S. Wheeler |
When a dour fifteen-year-old Shoshone is prompted by a total eclipse to rename himself after a dreaded totemic bird and stirring discontent on the Wind River Reservation, schoolteacher Dirk, the son … |
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The richest hill on earth
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Richard S. Wheeler |
When newspaperman John Fellowes Hall arrives in Butte, Montana, in 1892, he finds himself deeply embroiled in the fight among the Copper Kings, as they battle for control of the money-making copper m… |
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Going Home and Downriver
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Richard S. Wheeler |
665 pages ; 19 cm |
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Beneath the blue mountain
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Richard S. Wheeler |
When Nathaniel Hapgood headed West in 1873 to stake a homestead claim in the Arizona Territory, he wagered it would take backbreaking labor to carve out a living -- nothing his Yankee know-how couldn… |
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Easy street
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Richard S. Wheeler |
"On his graduation from Harvard, Jay Warren, son of a self-made rich man, receives a ticket to Cheyenne, Wyoming, and five hundred dollars with instructions to find himself and shape his own destiny.… |
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Richard Lamb
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Richard S. Wheeler |
"Richard Lamb was a peace-loving man hoping to live out the rest of his days with his Indian wife and their large extended family, but the Partridge brothers had other plans--deadly plans to advance … |
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Montana hitch
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Richard S. Wheeler |
From the moment Abner Dent spotted Eve in a Maiden dance hall, he knew he wanted her for his wife. He promised her everything and kept his word. He built her the finest white house in Judith basin an… |
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Stop
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Richard S. Wheeler |
In Pony, Montana, the reclusive founder of the local bank, Sam Stop must shed his banker's clothing to prevent two powerful eastern financiers from ruining the town and its mining company. |
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Where the river runs
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Richard S. Wheeler |
In the warm months of 1849, twelve men leave Fort Leavenworth on a peace expedition to the far-flung Indian nations. Led by Captain Jedediah Owen, they take the American Fur Company steamboat up the … |
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