Yellowstone Kelly frontiersman and his early adventures
The Plainsman recounts Luther Yellowstone Kelly's youth in Gary Manitoba and his ascent as a famed frontiersman. It covers his 1860s path from an educated boy to a hunter, his meeting with Sitting Bull, mail rides to Fort Stevenson, duels with Sioux warriors, and later guiding Yellowstone exploration with General Forsyth and General Miles.
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