Unabridged Audiobook
Excellent historical value..... shocking treatment of the native indians.....well worth a listen/read
It is a tragedy what we did to the native Americans. This should be cover in history classes in schools! Great book though very sad.
I read it again after 45 years. It was just as powerful, though I see nuances and did not see before. I can find some faults now, BUT for the fact that this book needs to exist, it is perfect.
Brutal story. I'm sure it only scratches the surface of the atrocities perpetrated on America's original inhabitants. Still continuing.
This book is a masterpiece. The author takes us on a journey to the 2nd part of 19th century America and details memorable events in a chronological way. It is expertly written, you feel being a part of the book as soon as you read it. The cherry on the cake was the narration, best narration I've ever listened to! Grover reads the dialogues with intonation and reads it perfectly. I highly recommend this book to anyone wishing to learn more about America's first inhabitants and how the inexorable quest for new lands from the white man pushed the native Americans to the brink of extinction.
Fascinating but very very sad. White Americans should feel bad about this being part of their history
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