Forlorn Hope : : The Nez Perce Victory at White Bird Canyon.

Title Forlorn Hope : : The Nez Perce Victory at White Bird Canyon.
Names McDermott, John D.
Medium Digital Book
Narrator Sollars, Jeff.
Annotation Here is the story of the spark that started a war. On June 17, 1877, 109 soldiers and civilian volunteers rode into a deep canyon in the Idaho Territory. Their mission was to attack a small band of Nez Perce camped on the banks of White Bird Creek. In the battle that followed, the numerically inferior Nez Perce fighters inflicted one of the worst defeats ever suffered by the American military during the Indian Wars. This account of the White Bird Battle, from both the Indian and white point of view, is considered by many experts to be one of the best books written on an event from the Western Indian wars.
Language English
Local Subject Native American Interest - NAM
Pioneers & Frontier Life - PIO
Idaho Interest - Non-fiction - IDIN
Northwest Interest - Non-fiction - NWIN
War General - WAR
Adult Non-Fiction - AN
History, U.S. - 19th Century - HUN
Male Narrator - MN
History - United States - HUS
History - North America - HWN
Male Author - MAU
Adult
LC Subject War stories
Indians of North America - Idaho - History
Nez Percé Indians - Wars, 1877
Book Number VDB01055
Length 8 hours, 55 minutes
Publication Info Idaho Commission for Libraries 2010
Title Status Request Copy
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