Product Description: During the Nez Percae War of 1877, Chief Joseph's twelve-year-old daughter escapes to Canada.

Five proud Nez Perce warriors are determined to force the tribe and the encroaching white settlers into a deciding conflict spurred by misunderstanding, fear, and greed. Reprint.

Product Description: Five-time Winner of the Spur Award Surely one of the most dramatic campaigns of the Indian wars was also one of the last Chief Joseph. Here, with the understanding and insight that only Will Henry could bring to it, is the Spur Award-winning novel of those 113 days in the summer of 1877 when Chief Joseph reluctantly led his people in a rear-guard action from the Nez Perce reservation in Oregon to Montana, across more than one thousand miles of trackless country...read more

Although mute since the death of his parents in a fire, a young Nez Percâe Indian boy has a happy and adventurous life with his adopted family until the growing conflict between the white man and the Indians erupts into war in the summer of 1877 and changes his life forever.Mute since the death of his parents, a Nez Perce boy must face the growing conflict that erupts into war in 1877 (view table of contents)

The fictional memoirs of Civil War veteran, scout, and explorer record his adventures in the Old West, the massacre of the Plains Indians, his journey to Africa, and the elimination of the Zulu Nation as a power

Teeto Hoonod, a Nez Perce warrior, and his people desperately try to escape from the United States Army in 1877 in a 1700-mile chase through the Northwest

Although mute since the death of his parents in a fire, a young Nez Percâe Indian boy has a happy and adventurous life with his adopted family until the growing conflict between the white man and the Indians erupts into war in the summer of 1877 and changes his life forever.Mute since the death of his parents, a Nez Perce boy must face the growing conflict that erupts into war in 1877 (view table of contents)

Product Description: Recounts the events of the four month trek in 1877 when Chief Joseph led the Nez Percâe Indians from their ancestral homes in Oregon to the Canadian border.