Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee is a powerful history of the American West told from the perspective of Native American tribes. It covers the period roughly 1860–1890, tracing how westward expansion, broken treaties, forced removals, and military violence devastated Indigenous nations.
Rather than focusing on generals or politicians, the book centers on Native leaders and communities, including figures such as Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, Cochise, and Geronimo, and events like:
• The Long Walk of the Navajo
• Repeated treaty betrayals
• Forced relocation to reservations
• The Wounded Knee Massacre, which marks the book’s tragic conclusion
Second-hand copy in Brand New condition
No sign of use.
The cover shows no wear. No major creases or tears. Spine remains intact and readable.
Pages are clean and tightly bound, with no loose pages, writing, highlighting, or staining observed.
Overall, a well-kept used copy, fully readable and suitable for both reading and collection.
Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee is a powerful history of the American West told from the perspective of Native American tribes. It covers the period roughly 1860–1890, tracing how westward expansion, broken treaties, forced removals, and military violence devastated Indigenous nations.
Rather than focusing on generals or politicians, the book centers on Native leaders and communities, including figures such as Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, Cochise, and Geronimo, and events like:
• The Long Walk of the Navajo
• Repeated treaty betrayals
• Forced relocation to reservations
• The Wounded Knee Massacre, which marks the book’s tragic conclusion
Second-hand copy in Brand New condition
No sign of use.
The cover shows no wear. No major creases or tears. Spine remains intact and readable.
Pages are clean and tightly bound, with no loose pages, writing, highlighting, or staining observed.
Overall, a well-kept used copy, fully readable and suitable for both reading and collection.
