Lewis and Clark Among the Nez Perce: Strangers in the Land of the Nimiipuu
“More than two centuries after Lewis and Clark entered the world of western native peoples, we at last have a full account of that encounter from an Indian perspective. The view is from the Nez Perces, the people who saved the Corps of Discovery, who became the republic’s firm allies and who, seven decades later, were ravaged in the nation’s final, and most shameful, Indian war. From the tiniest details to the widest understanding of events, this book tells the familiar story with a freshness and authenticity that sets it apart from the scores of others before it.”—Dr. Elliott West, Professor, University of Arkansas