JIM BRIDGER'S PROTÉGÉ, MITCH BOYER

Guiding our Frontier Army

De: Ronald Rockwell

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

This is a work of historical fiction about a real US Army guide on our frontier, Mitch Boyer aka Buoyer aka Bouyer. Mitch Boyer, one half Sioux and one half Caucasian, possessed unique talents as a result of his intelligence and his mixed-blood background. He utilized these talents, some God given, many learned, to become by 1876 one of the best known US Army guides on the frontier. There is much factual information available on Mitch but there are also great gaps in our day to day knowledge of him. In consideration of Mitch Boyer's documented life and deeds and the environment he lived in, the author has attempted to fill in gaps with fictional accounts which make a very realistic portrayal of Boyer's life along the North Platte, the Overland Trail, the Montana Road, the Yellowstone Valley, and the Little Bighorn River where he fell with Custer on June 25, 1876..