Unsettled ground: the Whitman Massacre and its shifting legacy in the American West

Title Unsettled ground: the Whitman Massacre and its shifting legacy in the American West
Other Title Whitman Massacre and its shifting legacy in the American West
Names Tate, Cassandra.
Book Number DBC19229
Title Status Active
Medium Digital Books
Annotation Marcus and Narcissa Whitman were among the 13 people killed by Cayuse Indians in November 1847. They became legendary martyrs to the American settlement of the Pacific Northwest. Their real story is much more complicated than the legend. Unrated.
General Notes Available from BARD courtesy of the Washington Talking Book and Braille Library.
Local Notes "Historian Cassandra Tate proposes to assemble the story of the Whitman Massacre from the many accounts while including the native point of view to provide a greater context to the event"-- Provided by publisher.
Narrator Porter, Gregg.
Length 10 hours, 32 minutes
Local Subject Northwest history - NW8
Native Americans - NW - NW3
Northwest author - NW7
Northwest - NW
Biography - BI
Adult book - AD
Nonfiction - NF
U.S. History - HI1
Produced at WTBBL - PAW
LC Subject Cayuse Indians - Missions - Oregon
Cayuse Indians - Missions - Washington (State)
Cayuse Indians - Oregon - History - 19th century
Cayuse Indians - Washington (State) - History - 19th century
Whitman Massacre, 1847
Oregon - History - 19th century
Washington (State) - History - 19th century
Whitman Mission National Historic Site (Wash.)
Nonfiction
Audience Notes A NLS/BPH
Call Number 979.748 ANF
Language English
Contents The Attack -- The Imperial Tribe -- The Missionaries -- Destination Oregon -- Early Years at Waiilatpu -- The Disillusionment Becomes Mutual -- Explosion of Grief and Violence -- Aftermath -- Canonization -- Reinterpreting the Whitman "Tragedy."
Released 2020
Publication Info Seattle : Sasquatch Books 2020
Original Publication Recorded from: Seattle, WA : Sasquatch Books, [2020] 9781632172501
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