Hugh Glass
". . .a good read. . .should be added to the library of those who have interest in early American history." --On the Trail magazine". . .a great read and should be added to the library of all" --On the Trail Magazine". . .a great read and should be added to the library of those who have interest in the period. . ." --On The Trail magazine"Anyone who has ever read much historical writings on the period of the Rocky Mountain Fur Trapper has read about Hugh Glass. Much research went into the writing of this book and it includes much documentation.  There is some good information to be gleaned from this book for the historical trekker of the period.  This recent work by Bruce Bradley is a great read and should be added to the library of those who have interest in the period or are an over-all student of early American History."  --On The Trail Magazine, Dec.  1998A great read and should be added to library of all who are interested in the period. . . --On the Trail MagazineTo state that Hugh Glass led an extraordinary life would be to miss the mark through understatement. In the book entitled "Hugh Glass", author Bruce Bradley attempts to assemble into a cohesive whole the facts, stories, and legends that have sprung up around Glass.  He has succeeded in producing a thrilling book on that remarkable and unenviable life.....Bradley offers a bibliography of seventeen titles where readers can check out the facts and the story he creates with them. Glass's life was probably the most colorful one of his era; it's far stranger than fiction and portrayed against a backdrop of both beauty and violence.  The book is riveting and enjoyable--the kind you hate to put down.   --Muzzle Blasts Magazine, January 2000 ---Reviewed by Fraser Whitbread--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.