Thirteen Moons: A Novel

by Frazier, Charles

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Thirteen Moons Charles Frazier RARE BOOKS $26.95 1ST TRADE EDITION 2006 STATED 2 4 6 8 9 7 5 3 1 0375509321 Publishers Random House Hardcover Dj Fine Orphaned at the tender age of twelve, Will Cooper sets out to find his way to the edge of the Cherokee Nation in order to run a remote Indian trading post. Upon his arrival, he is taken in by a Cherokee chief named Bear A magnificent novel by one of America"s finest writers that tells the epic story of one man"s remarkable journey, set in nineteenth-century America against the background of the vanishing Native American population

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  "Almost dreamlike and surreal in its language and imagery, but also starkly realistic in its detail and impression of the forces at work during the early era of America's creation. Very moving on the level of the individual narrator and Cherokees, as well as on a level of a "nation" facing ethnic cleansing and the mainstream citizens that supported it.



Author Charles Frazier very much humanizes a little known chapter in American history, but its telling indicates that the perpetrators are now mature enough to admit it. I read this book at the same time the PBS series "We Remain" was being aired, and the two were very, very complementary."

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