Review:
"A duke's mixture of mirth, irony and downright horseplay, made vivid by the brushpopper's salty imagery and remarkable aptitude for precisely the wrong word in the right place."
"A duke's mixture of mirth, irony and downright horseplay, made vivid by the brushpopper's salty imagery and remarkable aptitude for precisely the wrong word in the right place."-"New York Times Book Review," "The whole gives many a chuckle, as wry and dry as the land whence they came. . . . The drawings by Eggenhofer are among the best he has ever done."-"San Francisco Chronicle"
" A duke''s mixture of mirth, irony and downright horseplay, made vivid by the brushpopper''s salty imagery and remarkable aptitude for precisely the wrong word in the right place." -- "New York Times Book Review," " The whole gives many a chuckle, as wry and dry as the land whence they came. . . . The drawings by Eggenhofer are among the best he has ever done." -- "San Francisco Chronicle"
"The whole gives many a chuckle, as wry and dry as the land whence they came. . . . The drawings by Eggenhofer are among the best he has ever done."--"San Francisco Chronicle"
"A duke''s mixture of mirth, irony and downright horseplay, made vivid by the brushpopper''s salty imagery and remarkable aptitude for precisely the wrong word in the right place."--"New York Times Book Review"
About the Author:
Stan Hoig is professor emeritus of journalism at the University of Central Oklahoma, USA. His other books include The Sand Creek Massacre, Perilous Pursuit: The U. S. Cavalry and the Northern Cheyennes, and The Battle of the Washita: The Sheridan-Custer Indian Campaign of 1867-69, available in a Bison Books edition.
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