To Kill an Eagle

by Edward Kadlecek

174 pages Johnson Books (March 15, 1982) English

Paperback

First published September 1, 1983

Reviews

[Mary]

After visiting Beaver Creek and listening to David Kadlecek speak about his father and the Native American tribes that once populated the area, this book enhances those stories and I believe gives a definitive answer to what happened to Crazy Horse, the mighty warrior.

[Christine]

Interesting viewpoint on death of Crazy Horse and what happened after.

[Katy Lovejoy]

all I really know about crazy horse is the monument

[Diann Boehm]

I always wanted to know about Crazy Horse and I found this book to fun and informative read. It was also great to learn more about Nebraska and the Native Americans who lived there. I recommend it to teachers who want to give more insight to the life of Crazy Horse as well as anyone who enjoys history.

[Stephen Conti]

Great book about Crazy Horse's last days, his burial and the people (My wife's family) who own the land he is supposedly buried on...

[Gary Haller]

Really enjoyed this book.It involved an area of the state of Nebraska that was very close to my home. That is what brought the book to life. Would recommend this book to all my history buff friends.