Hunting Grounds of the Great West, a Description of the Plains, Game, and Indians of the Great North American Desert

by Richard Irving Dodge. 1877. 440p This book provides an in-depth exploration of the North American Indian tribes, detailing their cultures, lifestyles, and the significant events affecting them over the past fifteen years. The author, drawing from extensive personal experience and research, presents a vivid account of the Plains, once deemed a desert, now recognized for its diverse populations and landscapes. Through various chapters, the book covers topics such as social life, employment, and the impact of colonization, ultimately reflecting on the probable fate of Native Americans in a rapidly changing world.