Classic Style People Of The Sacred Mountain … (2 Vols.), Powell, 1981, 1st Ed, Fine W/slipcase Mega Pack [5ZADblM2]

People of the Sacred Mountain: A Historical Treasure

Experience the rich tapestry of Cheyenne history with "People of the Sacred Mountain: A History of the Northern Cheyenne Chiefs and Warrior Societies, 1830-1879," a meticulously researched and beautifully presented two-volume set. Authored by Peter John Powell, this first edition offers an in-depth exploration of the Cheyenne tribe's cultural evolution, survival, and resilience. This comprehensive collection is a testament to the author's dedication to preserving the history of the Cheyenne people, capturing the essence of their flourishing culture on the Midwestern plains, the challenges they faced, and their enduring spirit.

Exceptional Product Details

This stunning two-volume set is presented in a Near Fine slipcase, housing two Fine beige cloth-covered boards with gilt lettering on spines. Each volume is filled with illustrations, maps, and a glossary, providing a rich visual and textual experience. The books are signed and inscribed by the author on the front flyleaf of Volume I, making this an invaluable addition to any library. Key features include:

• First Edition – A rare and collectible item for history enthusiasts.
• Signed and Inscribed – A personal touch from the author himself.
• Comprehensive Content – Over 1,400 pages covering the Cheyenne people's history from 1830 to 1974.

Unmatched Historical Insight

Whether you are a seasoned historian or a casual reader interested in Native American history, "People of the Sacred Mountain" is an invaluable resource. This set delves into the lives of Cheyenne chiefs and warrior societies, chronicling their encounters with white American settlers, the Indian Wars, and their struggle to retain their homelands and traditions. The Epilogue covers the pivotal years of 1969-1974, offering a contemporary perspective. This collection is not just a book; it is a journey through time, providing a deeper understanding of the Cheyenne people and their enduring legacy.