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Not only does Monnett give us the best, minutely detailed account of the Beecher Island fight, but he puts the engagement in full context, delineating the reasons for its occurrence and evaluating its impact. . . . This is an excellent piece of work. <br>/DIV>

Not only does Monnett give us the best, minutely detailed account of the Beecher Island fight, but he puts the engagement in full context, delineating the reasons for its occurrence and evaluating its impact. . . . This is an excellent piece of work. -- John D. McDermott

Not only does Monnett give us the best, minutely detailed account of the Beecher Island fight, but he puts the engagement in full context, delineating the reasons for its occurrence and evaluating its impact. . . . This is an excellent piece of work. /DIV>

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A native of Kansas City, John H. Monnett has long been intrigued with the Battle of Beecher Island. He first wrote about the Indian Wars when he was professor of history at Cochise County Community College in Arizona. He now teaches Western and Colorado history at the Metropolitan State College of Denver. This is his fourth book on the history of the American West. He lives in Boulder, Colorado, with his wife, Linda and son, Darren.

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