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The Captain Of The Gray-Horse Troop

The Captain Of The Gray-Horse Troop

Garland, Hamlin

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General ParentingGeneral Psychology

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ISBN10: 9371136995
ISBN13: 9789371136990
Publisher: Double 9 Books
Published: May 1 2025
Pages: 278
Weight: 0.72
Height: 0.63 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
The captain of the gray-horse troop delves into the moral complexities of leadership, justice, and cultural conflict during a volatile chapter in American frontier history. The story follows a disciplined officer as he takes charge of a government post overseeing Native affairs, revealing the contradictions between national ideals and the realities of expansion. The novel opens in a frozen wilderness, where the officer s harsh journey through snow and danger introduces his commitment to duty and endurance. His arrival at Fort Smith marks a shift from physical to political hardship, as he is appointed to an Indian agency fraught with distrust, corruption, and competing loyalties. The environment is tense, shaped by the discontent of the Tetong people and the assertiveness of white settlers. As the officer seeks fairness, his role becomes more than administrative it challenges him to reconcile his beliefs with the pressures of law and public opinion. The book offers a vivid portrait of frontier justice where compassion, authority, and integrity are constantly tested.

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