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Crazy Horse: A Photographic Biography
Crazy Horse lived during a time of momentous, painful transition for America's Plains Indians. As white settlement displaced native inhabitants and American soldiers killed increasing numbers of his people, Crazy Horse resisted. Ultimately he would lead war parties to victory in the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
This is the extraordinary story of the life of Crazy Horse, from his childhood in the Black Hills to his stabbing death in 1877. Combining meticulously researched text with over one hundred exquisite, full-color photographs of the lands in which Crazy Horse lived and fought, Bill and Jan Moeller have created a powerful, moving tribute to a great leader.
This is the extraordinary story of the life of Crazy Horse, from his childhood in the Black Hills to his stabbing death in 1877. Combining meticulously researched text with over one hundred exquisite, full-color photographs of the lands in which Crazy Horse lived and fought, Bill and Jan Moeller have created a powerful, moving tribute to a great leader.
168 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 1987
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