J frank dobie biography of martin

Revised And Enlarged In Both Knowledge And Wisdom

By J. Frank Dobie

CONTENTS

A Preface With Some Revised Ideas

1. A Declaration

2. Interpreters of the Land

3. General Helps

4. Indian Culture; Pueblos and Navajos

5. Apaches, Comanches, and Other Plains Indians

6. Spanish-Mexican Strains

7. Flavor o

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Guide to Life and Literature of the Southwest
by
J. Frank Dobie

Part 4 out of 4

through power to exterminate buffaloes. He was a buffalo man
in the way that Hitler was a Polish Jew man.

It is a pleasure to note the writings of sportsmen with
inquiring minds and of scientists and artists who hunted.
Three examples are: _The English Sportsman in the Western
Prairies_, by the Hon. Grantley F. Berkeley, London, 1861;
_Travels in the Interior of North America, 1833-1834_, by
Maximilian, Prince of Wied (original edition, 1843), included
in that "incomparable storehouse of buffalo lore from early
eye-witnesses," _Early Western Travels_, edited by Reuben Gold
Thwaites; George Catlin's _Letters and Notes on the Manners,
Customs and Conditions of the North American Indians_, London,
1841.

Three aspects of the buffalo stand out: the natural history of
the great American animal; the interrelationship between
Indian and buffalo; the white hunter--and exterminator.


ALLEN, J. A. _The American Bison, Living and Extinct_,
Cambridge, Mass., 1876. Reprinted in 9th Annual Report of the
United States Geological and Geographical Survey, Washington,
1877. Basic and rich work, much of it appropriated by
Hornaday.

BRANCH, E. DOUGLAS. _The Hunting of the Buffalo_, New Y