Description
From the Book Back
Wyoming territory 1872, and Fort McKeogh was virtually deserted, the entire regiment sent off to fight at Powder River, when Colonel Bexar got the dispatch that Hat, a notorious Indian war chief, had broken out of the reservation and was heading up to Galena on Loon Creek for a rendezvous with the Teton Indians. There were just thirty-eight men who could be mustered to stop the war-dance at Loon Creek — the lame, the halt, the drunks — and they would have to be lead by an ex-Confederate Captain nobody trusted….
Publishing Info
Forced March to Loon Creek by William Chamberlain From the First Printing by Ballantine in 1964. This paperback book measures about 7″ x 4-1/4″ and has 160 pages.
Condition
See photo above. In very good condition for age with lighter handling and stains on the covers as shown. The spine has not been opened/creased. The pages are toning from age but in very good condition with stain on edge of maybe 6 pages. No name or other markings found. From clean, smoke-free, healthy home.
Shipping
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