Fort Supply, Indian Territory : Frontier Outpost on the Plains

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Carriker has done his task well. The research is thorough, and the presentation is clear, concise, and readable. Fleshing out a significant phase of southern plains history, Fort Supply will be welcomed by students of the American West.""--Southwestern Historical Quarterly""The research is thorough, and is based primarily on abundany unpublished official records and other contemporary sources. The narrative is supported by extensive documentation, a lengthy bibliography, four maps, and several photographs and drawings. The book is generally well written, unusually interesting, and unquestionably definitive.""--Arizona and the West Robert C. Carriker, who holds the Ph.D. degree from the University of Oklahoma, is Professor of History at Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington, and a specialist in the history of the American West.

Westward expansion after the American Civil War was temporarily checked by the fierce resistance of the Indian communities. To counter this Fort Supply was established in 1868 in northwest Indian Territory and this is an account, based on army records, of the day-to-day life at a frontier outpost.

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