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This is a novel based on a true incident that happened in Marbleton Wyoming in 1983 and is what as I imagine it may have been for those that found the burial as well as the life chronicle of the mummified corpse.* * *"An Indian who is as bad as the white men could not live in our nation, he would be put to death, and eat up by wolves. The white men are bad schoolmasters, they carry false looks, and deal in false actions, they smile in the face...

Coulee the Growing Years by J. C. Cantle is a novel set in Billings, Montana, and surrounding country, including Northwestern Wyoming. Formed in the mid 1950's when your dollar was worth something and time and speed were much slower. The newest technology was television which for America began a cultural and value change. The Korean War had only ended a few years earlier, the G.I. Bill enabled those that wished to further their education to do...

Coulee the Growing Years by J. C. Cantle is a novel set in Billings, Montana, and surrounding country, including Northwestern Wyoming. Formed in the mid 1950's when your dollar was worth something and time and speed were much slower. The newest technology was television which for America began a cultural and value change. The Korean War had only ended a few years earlier, the G.I. Bill enabled those that wished to further their education to do...

In the 1900s, technology was advancing at a speed which was at that time in Santa Fe as well as everyplace else, not only very new, but confusing and scary to many, especially for the older folks that were comfortable with the way things were. Particularly, it seemed so in most of New Mexico, where tradition was fossilized in a state of mañana, tomorrow. What's the hurry? Like everything else, with time, people accepted what was new in their l...

In the 1900s, technology was advancing at a speed which was at that time in Santa Fe as well as everyplace else, not only very new, but confusing and scary to many, especially for the older folks that were comfortable with the way things were. Particularly, it seemed so in most of New Mexico, where tradition was fossilized in a state of mañana, tomorrow. What's the hurry? Like everything else, with time, people accepted what was new in their l...

This is a novel based on a true incident that happened in Marbleton Wyoming in 1983 and is what as I imagine it may have been for those that found the burial as well as the life chronicle of the mummified corpse. * * * "An Indian who is as bad as the white men could not live in our nation, he would be put to death, and eat up by wolves. The white men are bad schoolmasters, they carry false looks, and deal in false actions, they smile in the fa...