000			01409cam a22001578i 4500
020			_a9781250310477
020			_a9781447127970
050	0	0	_aMED PS3616 _bU55
100	1		_aPunke, Michael,
245	1	0	_aRidgeline :
260			_aNew York _bSpringer _c2014
300			_axvi,489p _bill
520			_a"In December 1866, tensions were rising in Wyoming, between the Native American tribes who had lived on the land for generations and the settlers who would destroy their home. Crazy Horse and his fellow Lakota hunters had been watching for months as Colonel Carrington and his army set up camp on one of the most crucial swaths of hunting ground in hundreds of miles, and began to build forts. More disconcertingly, the settlers had brought women and children, which meant they planned to stay. As the Lakota and neighboring tribes set forth with repeated attacks to discourage the settlers, Captain William J. Fetterman, anxious and arrogant, claimed that he could take offense and rid the area of Native American people with only a small army of 80 men. And he would--unless Crazy Horse could find a way to lure the army to their doom. A story of protection and betrayal, of courage, wit, and perseverance against unfathomable odds, Ridgeline grapples with essential questions about who owns land: those who are born on it, or those who would kill to claim it"--
650		0	_aLakota Indians
942			_cBK
999			_c11861 _d11861