"I will fight no more forever"
Subtitle: Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce War.
Publisher: University of Washington Press
Published: 1963
Place of publication: Seattle
Language: eng
Number of pages: 366
Subjects: Joseph, Nez Percé Chief, 1840-1904.; Nez Percé Indians -- Wars, 1877.
Description: Records the struggles of the peaceful Nez Perce Indians to avoid subjugation by the U.S. government.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 343-357.
Table of contents: title: From Peace to war. The Nez Perces at home; title: A golden age of Indian relations; title: Indian treaties and controversies; title: On the warpath; title: The campaign in Idaho. The Battle of White Bird Canyon; title: Aftermaths, skirmishes, and repercussions; title: The Battle of Clearwater; title: Crossing the Bitterroot Ranges. Crossing the Lolo Trail; title: Affairs at Fort Fizzle and in Montana; title: From Lolo Creek to the Big Hole Basin; title: The Battle of the Big Hole; title: Casualties, evaluations, and reactions; title: Incidents on the route to Camas Meadows; title: The raid and battle of Camas Meadows; title: On to Yellowstone National Park; title: Indians and soldiers cross the park; title: Flight toward Canada. Escaping the Absaroka blockade; title: The Battle of Canyon Creek; title: From the Musselshell to the Bear Paw Range; title: Seventh Cavalry Success.; title: Colonel Nelson A. Miles enters the  campaign; title: The Battle of Bear Paws; title: "I will fight forever no more"; title: A summary of the Nez Perce campaign; title: Exile decreed, applied and abandoned. Trails of triumph and tears; title: Survival in exile; title: Epical twilights.