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‡a970.00497 |
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‡aBridger, Bobby. |
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‡aA ballad of the West :
‡bSeekers of the fleece ; Lakota /
‡cby Bobby Bridger ; edited by Vine Deloria, Jr. |
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‡aSeekers of the fleece |
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‡aLakota |
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‡a2d ed. |
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‡aAustin, Tex. :
‡bAugustine Press,
‡c1993. |
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| 300 | | . |
‡a153 pages :
‡b2 folded maps ;
‡c25 cm |
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| 336 | | . |
‡atext
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‡aunmediated
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‡2rdamedia |
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‡avolume
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‡aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 151-152). |
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‡aSeekers of the fleece -- Lakota. |
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‡a"A comprehensive poetic, historical, musical and dramatic expression of the lives of certain individuals, events and eras of the nineteenth-century American West"--Page opp. t.p. verso. |
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‡aA Ballad of the West is Bobby Bridger's a three-part story told in Homeric verse and song about the Mountain Men, William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody, and the Lakota Sioux people inspired by John G. Neihardt's A Cycle of the West. Part One: Seekers of the Fleece: This ballad presents the life story of mountain man Jim Bridger and the Fur Trade Era. Jim Bridger is Bobby Bridger's great granduncle. Beginning with Jim Bridger's historic ascension of the Missouri River with the Ashely-Henry Expedition in 1822, Seekers of the Fleece tells of the initial interactions between Euro-Americans and Native Americans, as well as the beginning of the American Emigration Era and the Indian Wars. This ballad was inspired by Alfred Jacob Miller's Western watercolors. Part Two: Pahaska: Pahaska is the Lakota word for "long hair," what the Sioux fondly called William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody, and subsequently the name of the second ballad in the trilogy. Beginning with Buffalo Bill's birth in 1846, Pahaska chronicles Buffalo Bill's adventurous boyhood on the Great Plains, his career as a Pony Express rider, buffalo hunter, army scout, and his rise to global celebrity with the creation of the Wild West Show. Bobby Bridger also wrote a biography on Buffalo Bill recently published by the University of Texas Press, titled Buffalo Bill and Sitting Bull: Inventing the Wild West. Part Three: Lakota: Lakota begins with the meeting of Nebraska epic poet, John Neihardt, and the Lakota Holy Man, Black Elk, in South Dakota in 1931, of which would bring the famous book Black Elk Speaks. A 'telling of a telling of a telling,' Lakota presents Black Elk's recollections to Neihardt of the Indian Wars Era (1860-1890), Red Cloud and the Fetterman Massacre, the Battle of Little Big Horn, the deaths of Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull, travels with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, and the Massacre at Wounded Knee. -- Wikipedia |
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‡aBridger, Jim,
‡d1804-1881
‡vSongs and music. |
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‡aGlass, Hugh,
‡dapproximately 1780-approximately 1833
‡vSongs and music. |
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‡aFrontier and pioneer life
‡zWest (U.S.) |
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‡aLakota Indians. |
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‡aDakota Indians. |
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‡aDakota Indians.
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‡aFrontier and pioneer life.
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‡aLakota Indians.
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‡aUnited States, West.
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‡aSongs and music.
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‡aDeloria, Vine. |
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‡aBaker & Taylor
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