Widowed and captured during the 1862 clash between the Sioux and white settlers, Judith Raveling finds salvation with Scarlet Plume, the sympathetic nephew of a powerful Sioux chieftain. Reissue.

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Manfred's "novel stands with Hal Borland's "When the Legends Die," Mari Sandoz's "Cheyenne Autumn," and Oliver La Farge's "Laughing Boy,""

"Scarlet Plume will remain in one's mind for a long time because his character is so indelibly fixed. This is a compelling story, powerfully written by an experienced craftsman familiar with Indian customs."-"Library Journal"

"Scarlet Plume will remain in one''s mind for a long time because his character is so indelibly fixed. This is a compelling story, powerfully written by an experienced craftsman familiar with Indian customs."-Library Journal

Manfred''s "novel stands with Hal Borland''s When the Legends Die, Mari Sandoz''s Cheyenne Autumn, and Oliver La Farge''s Laughing Boy."Marshall Sprague, New York Times Book Review -- Marshall Sprague "New York Times Book Review"

Manfred's "novel stands with Hal Borland's When the Legends Die, Mari Sandoz's Cheyenne Autumn, and Oliver La Farge's Laughing Boy." -- Marshall Sprague "New York Times Book Review"

Manfred''s "novel stands with Hal Borland''s "When the Legends Die", Mari Sandoz''s "Cheyenne Autumn", and Oliver La Farge''s "Laughing Boy"."--Marshall Sprague, "New York Times Book Review"--Marshall Sprague "New York Times Book Review "

"[Manfred''s] novel stands with Hal Borland''s "When the Legends Die", Mari Sandoz''s "Cheyenne Autumn", and Oliver La Farge''s "Laughing Boy"."--Marshall Sprague, "New York Times Book Review"--Marshall Sprague "New York Times Book Review "

"[Manfred's novel stands with Hal Borland's "When the Legends Die", Mari Sandoz's "Cheyenne Autumn", and Oliver La Farge's "Laughing Boy"."--"New York Times Book Review"--Marshall Sprague "New York Times Book Review "

"[Manfred's] novel stands with Hal Borland's "When the Legends Die," Mari Sandoz's "Cheyenne Autumn," and Oliver La Farge's "Laughing Boy.""--"New York Times Book Review"--Marshall Sprague "New York Times Book Review "

[Manfred s] novel stands with Hal Borland s When the Legends Die, Mari Sandoz s Cheyenne Autumn, and Oliver La Farge s Laughing Boy. New York Times Book Review--Marshall Sprague "New York Times Book Review ""

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