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Where the Ghost Horse Runs - Softcover

Silver, Alfred

 
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Cuthbert Grant, known as the "Chief of all the Half-breeds," dreamed of creating an Eden for his half-Indian peole on the Northern Great Plains. Marie McGillis had long admired Grant, but when she married him, she discovered he was all too-human as a husband. Yet it was Marie who held the family together as Grant pursued his paradise....
With this stirring novel about a remarkble man, his tumultuous marriage, and his ultimate betrayal, Alfred Silver completes his magnificent Red River Trilogy.


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Cuthbert Grant, known as the "Chief of all the Half-breeds," dreamed of creating an Eden for his half-Indian peole on the Northern Great Plains. Marie McGillis had long admired Grant, but when she married him, she discovered he was all too-human as a husband. Yet it was Marie who held the family together as Grant pursued his paradise....
With this stirring novel about a remarkble man, his tumultuous marriage, and his ultimate betrayal, Alfred Silver completes his magnificent Red River Trilogy.


From the Paperback edition.

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The author of Red River Story here chronicles the exploits of Cuthbert Grant, chief of the metis, the half-Indians who populate western Canada. Beginning five years after the Seven Oaks massacre in which Grant played the lead role, the novel details his marriage to his third wife, Marie McGillis. Although deeply in love with Marie, Grant is haunted by the memory of his previous wives, one of whom he put to death in an act of euthanasia. He is also obsessed with securing a homeland for his "New Nation" of people. Manipulated by unscrupulous whites, he ultimately comes to tragedy. Throughout, Marie stoically supports him, claiming, "There's no martyrs here." Along the way, their lives become intertwined with some of the most enigmatic figures of the period--Louis Riel, who succeeded Grant as chief of the metis and led them in a disastrous rebellion, and "General" James Dickson, who called himself Montezuma II and saw himself as liberator of the Indians. Well-written and authentic, the book should appeal to a wide audience and may attract new readers to Silver's Red River trilogy, which this volume completes.
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