A Report of the Citizens, Concerning Certain Late Disturbances on the Western Frontier Involving Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, Chief Joseph and Geronimo. Opposed In the Field by Forces Under the Command of General Nelson A. "Bear Coat" Miles by Baird, G.W - 1972

Ashland, OR: Lewis Osborne, 1972 Ashland, OR: Lewis Osborne, 1972 67 pp withB&W illustrations in text and on endpapers. Linited edition of 600 of which this is No. 269.A reissue of the account by General Miles in the Century Magazine in July of 1881. General Miles was an excellent but also extrmely ambitios officer who both effectively fought against and lafterwards lobbied for the American Indian. He was still trying to get Congress to compensate the survivors of Wounded Knee in the 1920's. Text is clean, tight and unmarked. Red cloth boards with gold-stamped design and titles are immaculate. A plain white paper wrapper has a little edgewear. limited edition of 600, of which this is # 269. Limited Edition of 600. Hardcover. Fine/Very Good. Slender 4to.. Limited Edition of 600.. Hardcover. Fine/Very Good.

Lewis Osborne, Ashland, Oregon,, 1972 HBDJ, 1972, 1st Limited Edition, #308/600 Copies, FINE/FINE, , Quarto. Hardcover in Lush red cloth boards with gold decoration on front. and white plain dust jacket. Light wear to DJ, Oversized hardback (4to) in bright red cloth., 67 pgs +Note on Illustrations & Colophon, VG+ plain paper dustwrapper in Mylar. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine.

Ashland: Lewis Osborne, 1972 First book edition, first published in Century Magazine, July, 1891. One of 600 copies. Introduction by W.H. Hutchinson. 72pp. Illustrations. Gilt-lettered and decorated red cloth. A very fine copy. Includes a frontis portrait of General Miles and 17 illustrations by Frederic Remington..