Any good literature on the American Indian war, either fiction or non-fiction?
>inb4 Blood Meridian
>>9695339
>He doesn't know about The Last of the Mohicans
I know it's summer, but come on man. There's a lot of good literature from/about that era.
>>9695364
Then post more, faggot
Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
>>9695385
>Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
Would you seriously recommend it or is it just the only book you have read on native americans?
>>9695408
Its a great book.
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The Killing of Crazy Horse
pic related also good.
>>9695339
If suggest David Icke if you want the actual truth. You'll learn how American Indians were actually pure Gnostics who tried to rebel against the reptillians
>>9695408
It's a good introductory book. 20-30 page chapters on US Wars with various tribes. I found the chapters on the Nez Perce particularly moving.
>>9695997
Kit Carson and the Navajo Peach Trees was depressing as fuck
>>9695339
Howard Zinn "Peoples History of the United States"
>>9696078
OP specified "good" and "literature"
>>9696086
well memed, bra!
>>9696116
hes right, you responded with a super biased pop non-fiction general history
>>9695980
>>9695339
which "American Indian War" are you talking about...?
Black Elk Speaks is great. I'm a big fan of people whose family histories include encounters with Indians. Someone way down my line got scalped in Oklahoma, one of my friends' ancestors hunted down the Indians who killed his brother like 8 years beforehand. That one's a better story. I suggest you ask around your friends and family for any cool stories.
Pic sort of related, I am reading this right now.Do not read this.
>>9696524
Blood Meridian
>>9695364
no memeing, is this book actually good?
Little Big Man
>>9696932
No, it sucks.
>>9696932
Not really, but the Daniel day Lewis movie is fantastic
Black Elk Speaks