Plenty-Coups : Chief of the Crows

"Provides an insight into Indian culture that can never again be captured." - "American Book Collector".

In his old age the last hereditary chief of the Crow Indians told the exciting story of his life to Frank B.

Linderman, the well-known western writer who had befriended him. Originally published in 1930, "Plenty-coups: Chief of the Crows" is recognized as a classic account of the Plains Indian's vanished way of life.

The great chief speaks eloquently of the highlights of his own life: his medicine dream, his late marriage, the death of General Custer.

But, significantly, he refuses to speak of the time after the passing of the buffalo. "Linderman scores a major triumph in translating these vivid recollections into a genuine record of Indian life," wrote the reviewer for Arizona and the West.

Frank B. Linderman is the author of "Pretty-shield: Medicine Woman of the Crows", available as a Bison Book.