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082 14 $a978/.004/96073$aB$a920
100 1 $aKatz, William Loren.
245 10 $aBlack people who made the Old West /$cby William Loren Katz.
260 $aNew York :$bCrowell,$c℗♭1977.
300 $ax, 181 pages :$billustrations, portraits ;$c24 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
338 $avolume$bnc$2rdacarrier
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 175-176) and index.
520 $aFrom earliest times, black men and women helped shape the frontier of this country. Here are explorers, traders, businessmen, and public-spirited citizens who, along with whites, became our first heroes. Estevanico and York opened up the wilderness. Lucy Terry Prince crusaded for her rights in colonial New England. Bill Pickett was one of the greatest cowboys of the day. In the far West, George Washington Bush, Clara Brown, and Edwin P. McCabe were among the first to establish communities for blacks. Many migrated to the Midwest and then Northwest to escape slavery. They prospected for gold or silver, drove cattle up the Chisholm Trail, and served in United States infantry and cavalry regiments. And though some, like Deadwood Dick or Cherokee Bill, had notorious reputations, most were average, hard-working folk who formed an important part of the frontier fabric.
505 00 $tExplorers of a new continent: He opened up the Southwest /$rEstevanico --$tFirst settler of Chicago /$rDu Sable --$tExplorer of the Louisiana Territory with Lewis and Clark /$rYork --$tLife among the Florida Seminoles /$rGarcia --$tFur traders: Crow chief and fur trapper /$rJames Beckwourth --$tEnterprising Voyageur in Minnesota /$rGeorge Bonga --$tEarly settlers: Crusader in Colonial New England /$rLucy Terry Prince --$tPatriots of the Lone Star Republic /$rWilliam Goings and Greenbury Logan --$tProsperous fighter for equal rights /$rJohn Jones --$tFrom Chippewa Nation to famed sculptor /$rEdmonia Lewis --$tSlave whose case moved a nation /$rDred Scott --$tFounder of Centralia, Washington /$rGeorge Washington --$tCutting color lines in the far West /$rGeorge Washington Bush --$tPublic-minded San Franciscan /$rWilliam Leidesdorff --$tFleeing west to freedom /$rRobert T. Hickman --$t"Stagecoach Mary" /$rMary Fields --$tRushing for gold: Fighting for freedom in California /$rBiddy Mason --$tActive crusader for black equality /$rMifflin W. Gibbs --$tLeading citizen of Central City, Colorado /$rClara Brown --$tGold seekers, businessmen, and civil rights fighters /$rBarney Ford and Henry O. Wagoner --$tWild, bad, and good cowpunchers: Faithful cowhand on the Goodnight-Loving Trail /$rBose Ikard --$tWild man of the Old West /$rDeadwood Dick (Nat Love) --$tHe made Dodge City a little trickier /$rBen Hodges --$tWorst man in the West /$rCherokee Bill --$tHe tried mightily to go straight /$rIsom Dart --$tGreatest cowboy of the day /$rBill Pickett --$tLawmen, soldiers, and shapers of the frontier: Bringing law and order to Oklahoma /$rBass Reeves --$tSeminole Negro scouts of the U.S. Army /$rPompey Factor --$tLeading the oppressed to Kansas and points west /$rHenry Adams --$tBlack military service in the West /$rHenry O. Flipper and Charles Young --$tShaping a black dream in Oklahoma /$rEdwin P. McCabe --$tBlack son of Texas lifts his pen /$rSutton E. Griggs.
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