Ab-sa-ra-ka, Land Of Massacre. Being The Experience Of An Officer's Wife On The Plains. With An Outline Of Indian Operations And Conferences From 1865 To 1878

This gripping account of life on the American frontier provides readers with a vivid picture of the challenges faced by settlers and soldiers alike. The author, who was the wife of an officer stationed in Nebraska during the Indian Wars, provides a unique perspective on the conflict between settlers and Native Americans and the political and social forces that shaped it. This book is a valuable historical resource for anyone interested in 19th century American history.

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