Zane Grey's Greatest Indian Stories

By Zane (gray); Loren Grey (editor) Grey

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B001IPYB0Q
• Release Date: January 1975
• Publisher: NY: Belmont Tower Books/BT
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.

Customer Reviews

What Would the West Be Without Indians?

In Greatest Indian Stories you will find four treatments of the Native American as only Zane Grey could do it. He treated the Indian with the utmost respect, sympathy, and understanding as no other author has ever managed to do. Because of this attitude, he was given unparalleled access to the Indian tribes of the West, thereby learning stories and legends no other white man had ever heard before. And with his latent ability he transformed them into these stories, some of his best writings. The stories are Siena Waits also known as The Great Slave; Haunted Spring an excerpt from Spirit of the Border; Daughter of the Moon aka Blue Feather; and Nophaie's Redemption which is Zane Grey's original ending to Vanishing American. (See my discussion) Overall, this book I highly recommend.