Robert M. Utley – The Last Days of the Sioux Nation 2004 Turkish Book Turkey
Robert M. Utley – The Last Days of the Sioux Nation (Sioux Halkının Son Günleri) – Phoenix Yayınları 2004 Edition – Turkish
Description:
Robert M. Utley’s The Last Days of the Sioux Nation examines the final period of the independent Sioux way of life during the westward expansion of the United States in the 19th century. The book focuses on the political, military, and social events that profoundly transformed Sioux society and their relationship with their ancestral lands.
The narrative discusses the increasing pressure placed upon the Sioux, the conflicts with the United States military, the loss of traditional territories, and the breakdown of established treaties and agreements. Through these developments, the work presents the dramatic historical circumstances surrounding the decline of Sioux independence.
Utley combines historical research with a detailed account of the people and events of the period, offering insight into Sioux leaders, military campaigns, government policies, and the changing conditions of life on the Great Plains. The book provides an important perspective on one of the most consequential periods in Native American history.
This Turkish edition was published by Phoenix Yayınları in 2004. For collectors of Turkish editions on Native American history, the American frontier, and Indigenous cultures, this volume offers an accessible historical study of the final decades of Sioux independence and the major events that shaped their history.
Key Features:
• Author: Robert M. Utley
• Original Title: The Last Days of the Sioux Nation
• Turkish Title: Sioux Halkının Son Günleri
• Publisher: Phoenix Yayınları
• Publication Year: 2004
• Language: Turkish
• Genre: Native American History, American History, Historical Literature
• Subject: Sioux Nation, Native American history, westward expansion, military conflicts, treaties, territorial loss, and the American frontier
• Collector Appeal: Turkish historical study of the final period of Sioux independence and the major events that transformed Sioux society in the 19th century