Sitting Bull's War

In this gripping account of America's greatest Indian war, award-winning author Paul L. Hedren explores the valiant struggle of the Lakotas and Northern Cheyennes in the 1870s to maintain their way of life on the buffalo prairie against numerous white encroachments, including the US Army. Highlighting key battles against figures such as George Crook and George Armstrong Custer, this narrative sheds light on the resilience of these traditional peoples, exemplified by the legendary Sitting Bull and his fellow chiefs. Drawing from a wealth of Lakota and Cheyenne accounts, this powerful epic encapsulates a pivotal moment in American history marked by bravery, hardship, and the relentless pursuit of cultural survival.