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Jack Crabb is well into his 10th decade when he begins the wildly adventurous story of his life, a story that somehow touches on nearly every event of historical or mythical significance in the chronicle of the American West. He was raised by Cheyenne Indians, learned to hunt buffalo, became an Indian scout, and traded snake oil. He crossed paths with Wyatt Earp, Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane, and General George Armstrong Custer. Crabb is a survivor of the shootout at the O.K. Corral and, even more spectacularly, the only white man to survive the battle of Little Bighorn. At the minimum, Berger is masterful in his ability to weave these legends into a single linear narrative.
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Today's foremost storyteller of the authentic West thrills western fans by brining to vivid life the brave men and women who settled the American frontier.
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Perhaps the greatest--and certainly the most famous--novel ever written in Spanish, Don Quixote is the classic picaresque tale of a knight-errant living in a world which has no use for him. Written as a history, it gives an account of the life of Don Quixote of la Mancha, a deluded 17th-century Spaniard who believes himself to be a medieval knight and attempts to win renown through acts of chivalry that are invariably disastrous or absurd. One of the earliest examples of the novel form, it remains to this day one of the most influential and best-loved works of fiction in any language.
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