bonnell ken (5 resultados)

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. Staple bound stiff paper covers. Bright and crisp copy. 36 pages. Inscribed by the author on the dedication page.

Wrappers. Condición: As New. Pictorial wrappers as new. 42 pp. Novella. Ranchlife in the Scramento Mountains of Southern New Mexico' Gift inscription.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good. Illustrated Ilustrador. First Edition / First Printing. Yellow cloth binding with red print on spine and cover. Gift note to previous owner on front flyleaf. Unreadable name. Tight, sound and unmarked. Quasi- History based on actual people author was aquainted with. Dust jacket has slight crushing alog top edge. Rear has circular sticker in blank circle, depicting Indian Ritual dance. In mylar.

Hard Back. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good. First Edition First Printing Stated. 109 Pages. There is a signature on the front endpaper that I believe to the author's. I can't read Apache so cannot confirm. Book and jacket are in brand new gift quality condition with interior pages near flawless. This book is a historical novel based on the life of Siki Toklanni, an Apache woman born in 1866 near Warm Springs, New Mexico. The description of life of the reservation and the area surrounding Warm Springs puts us there to witness the United States' ever-changing Indian policy and resulting intertribal disputes among Nana, Victorio, and Loco. References to Ussen, the Creator, offer a glimpse of Apache metaphysics. The heroine's childhood, puberty rites, marriage ceremony, and the roles played by her mother, Clee hn, and her grandmother, Zhee-Kardn, tell us about the role of females in Apache society. When The People learn that the U.S. Cavalry is after them, Siki's parents go to the San Carlos Reservation in Arizona and send their daughter to the Mescalero Reservation in New Mexico with her grandmother. As pressure builds on Victorio and Nana, the Apaches flee south from Mescalero, hoping to take refuge in Mexico. The Mexicans, long plagued by Apache raids, set a trap for them at Tres Castillos and Victorio and most of his warriors are killed. Siki and Zhee-Kardn are captured and shipped down to Ciudad Mexico where they are sold into slavery. They arrive at the hacienda of the rico who bought them, and Zhee-Kardn immediately looks for ways to escape. The women settle into a domestic work routine that continues for several years. One day Zhe-Kardn sees her opportunity and steals a knife?.Contents in 17 Chapters: A Time of Chaos, The Nightbird Sings, Step into Tomorrow, A Name is Given, The Forever Paper , A New Reservation, Return to Ojo Caliente, The Raid, The Sacred Rites, Tres Castillos, Mexico City, El Rancho Blanco, Escape, Fort Apache, Betrayal, Epilogue, and References.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Near Fine. First Edition. 111pp.; HB yellow w/britered; fine condition w/clean,tight pgs. DJ beige w/maroon; slight rub. " .historical novel based on the life of Siki Toklanni, an Apache woman born in 1866 near Warm Springs, New Mexico." signed. Signed by Author(s).