Indian SummerThe tale unfolds against the backdrop of the closing frontier, the final destruction of Indian resistance, the removal of Native American children to Indian schools for "civilizing," newspaper chains' circulation wars, and the emergence of baseball as a dominant sport. Sockalexis, first in summer leagues in Maine, then at the College of the Holy Cross, and finally in Cleveland, blazes across the baseball sky as a true, and tragic, supernova. --Boston Globe |
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