The Temptations of Big Bear

In 1876, Big Bear, a Plains Cree, stands alone among the prairie chiefs in his refusal to choose a reserve and acknowledge white ownership of the land. His own vision comprehends a new Canadian Northwest in which all peoples can live together in peace.

Fort Pitt, September 13, 1876

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Between the Forks and the Missouri, 1878--1882

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(86)

The Battle and the North Sasakatchewan, June, August, 1884

149

(58)

Frog Lake, April 1 and 2, 1885

207

(64)

From Fort Pitt to Fort Carlton, May and June, 1885

271

(86)

The Trail to the Sand Hills, September, 1885; January 17, 1888

357

(69)

Illustration Credits

426

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