Pony Tracks is a collection of Remington's articles on his experiences in the American West and includes the last big Indian uprising of the Sioux under Sitting Bull. The articles with their illustrations first appeared in Harper's Weekly. Pony Tracks is the first of Remington's books. This is a reprint of the original book printed in 1895 by Harper and Brothers Publishers and is called the Harold McCracken Edition.
Contents are: Chasing a Major-General; Lieutenant Casey's Last Scout; Sioux Outbreak in South Dakota; An Outpost of Civilization; Rodeo at Los Ojos; In the Sierra Madre with Punchers; Black Water and Shallows; Coaching in Chihuahua; Stubble and Slough in Dakota; Policing the Yellowstone; Model Squadron; The Affair of the --the of July; Colonel of the First Cycle Infantry; Merry Christmas in a Sibley Tepee; and Bear-Chasing in the Rocky Mountains
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