Description
Author Harold W. Felton
Publisher Dodd, Mead & Company (January 1, 1966)
Binding hardcover with dustjacket
Condition like new with dustjacket protected by Brodart Archival covering, former private school library book so there is a sticker in the inner cover
Summary
"Jim Beckwourth: Negro Mountain Man" is a riveting biography of one of America's greatest yet often overlooked mountain men, Jim Beckwourth. Born into slavery in 1800, Beckwourth rose to prominence as an explorer, fur trader, and warrior, renowned for his unique contributions to the history of the American West. This book chronicles his incredible adventures, from his daring escapades in the Rocky Mountains to his close relations with Native American tribes. Beckwourth's courage, intelligence, and perseverance defied the odds, making him an extraordinary figure in a predominantly white and unforgiving frontier. Harold W. Felton's captivating narrative not only brings Beckwourth’s life into the spotlight but also emphasizes his significant role in American history.