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Man Without Medicine by Cynthia Haseloff (1997, Hardcover, Large Print) 
Man Without Medicine by Cynthia Haseloff (1997, Hardcover, Large Print)

 
Man Without Medicine by Cynthia Haseloff (1997, Hardcover, Large Print)

Author: Cynthia Haseloff
Publisher: Thorndike Pr
Publication Date: 1997-12-01
Series: Thorndike Large Print Western Series
Language: English
Format: Hardcover
ISBN-10: 078621192X
ISBN-13: 9780786211920
Product ID: EPID425503
Description: As he whiled away his days on a reservation, Daha-hen, a medicine man turned warrior of the Kiowa tribe, thought his fighting days were long behind him. Then a gambler steals horses from Daha-hen and his fellow Kiowas, forcing him to tak...
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Synopsis
As he whiled away his days on a reservation, Daha-hen, a medicine man turned warrior of the Kiowa tribe, thought his fighting days were long behind him. Then a gambler steals horses from Daha-hen and his fellow Kiowas, forcing him to take up arms once again as he pursues the thief.

Details
Publication Date:1997-12-01
Series:Thorndike Large Print Western Series
Edition Description:Large Print

Size
Length:307 pages
Height:8.8 in
Width:5.8 in
Thickness:1.2 in
Weight:17.6 oz

Publisher's Note
Tells the story of Daha-hen, a former Kiowa warrior who springs to action, taking with him Thomas Young Man, a young Kiowa raised by missionaries, when some unscrupulous Texans run off his herd of horses.

Industry Reviews
Actual historical events form the basis of this engaging western. Daha-den, the eponymous "Man Without Medicine," had eschewed his calling of holy man and instead become one of the great warriors of his Kiowa tribe. That, however, was long ago. Now his people have been confined to a reservation in Oklahoma, and Daha-den tries to cling to as many of the old ways as possible under these drastically changed circumstances. When a shifty gambler sets up Daha-den and his fellow Natives and steals their horses, the old warrior sets out to recover his property and defend his rights. At his side is Thomas Young Man, a "dapom" or outcast adopted by Daha-den. As the pair pursue the thieves and as the story spirals toward its inevitably violent resolution, the old one will teach the youth what it means to be a Kiowa warrior, to fight for their people and a fading glory. In this brisk, if not necessarily uplifting, read, Haseloff (The Chains of Sarai Stone) leavens her poignant tale with factual information about the Kiowas, their beliefs and their reduced life in the late 19th century. (Nov.)
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