The Thirty-Ninth Man - Swanson, Dale A
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The Thirty-ninth Man is a historical novel culminating with the mass execution of thirty-eight men-the largest mass execution in the history of the United States. History tells us little of the thirty-ninth man-Tatemina-Round Wind-sentenced to die with the others. This story places fictional Anton McAllister in the center of real events, many uncovered during painstaking research. In 1862 with the beginnings of the Sioux Wars in the Minnesota River Valley, mixed blood, Anton, balances on the razor thin line separating corrupt Indian agents, unscrupulous fur traders, the U.S. Army and powerful…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The Thirty-ninth Man is a historical novel culminating with the mass execution of thirty-eight men-the largest mass execution in the history of the United States. History tells us little of the thirty-ninth man-Tatemina-Round Wind-sentenced to die with the others. This story places fictional Anton McAllister in the center of real events, many uncovered during painstaking research. In 1862 with the beginnings of the Sioux Wars in the Minnesota River Valley, mixed blood, Anton, balances on the razor thin line separating corrupt Indian agents, unscrupulous fur traders, the U.S. Army and powerful chiefs from the Chippewa and Dakota nations. When his best friend, Tatemina, is falsely accused of war crimes and sentenced to die, Anton begins a race to save him from the gallows. The story begins in 1804 and concludes on December 26, 1862.
Autorenporträt
Dale Swanson is a published author, playwright, and poet. His historical novel, The Thirty-ninth man, was listed in the Star Tribune Best Books Read list in 2013. His poetry has been used in stage productions and two of his radio plays have aired statewide. His fantasy chapter book for middle grade readers, The Secret of the Hanging Tower, is the first in his Wild Ways series and relies heavily on his experiences with wild animal friends as a boy.