My Life As An Indian: The Story Of A Red Woman And A White Man In The Lodges Of The Blackfeet (Paperback)

from jlsewell

Schultz was an amazing man. What a life! He left his comfortable home and certain future in the East to find adventure in the untamed Western territory. He lived with the Blackfeet Indians for years. His books are part recollection of his own experiences, part retelling of the stories he heard ar...

from MrsLee

This is without question the best book of its type which I have ever read. It is the memoir of a man who set out for the western plains and Rockies during the 1870s. He worked with a trader and so was there when the end of the buffalo came, and along with it, the end of the way of life of the nat...

from setnahkt

James Willard Schultz left his family, traveled to Montana, and lived among the Blackfeet, marrying the Blackfeet woman Natahki. That much is fairly well documented. For the rest of Schultz's book My Life as an Indian it isn't clear what's fully factual. I see just a little of the “white savior” ...

from jlsewell

Schultz was an amazing man. What a life! He left his comfortable home and certain future in the East to find adventure in the untamed Western territory. He lived with the Blackfeet Indians for years. His books are part recollection of his own experiences, part retelling of the stories he heard ar...

from MrsLee

This is without question the best book of its type which I have ever read. It is the memoir of a man who set out for the western plains and Rockies during the 1870s. He worked with a trader and so was there when the end of the buffalo came, and along with it, the end of the way of life of the nat...