Mystery continues on the University of Buffalo campus as the death of a dean in 1968 is connected to the murder of a student twenty years before. Inter-office intrigue is at the forefront as Cotton Cunningham follows clues that will lead him from post-World War II times to the protest-filled years of the late sixties.
Focusing on a pivotal moment in Native American history, this book recounts the Dull Knife Raid, highlighting the struggles and resilience of Indigenous peoples. Its enduring significance is underscored by modern preservation efforts, ensuring clarity and readability through careful reformatting and design. This classic work serves as a vital resource for understanding the complexities of cultural conflict and survival, making it accessible for both present and future generations.
The narrative centers on Professor Giovanni, who, after saving TAG's life, faces conflict over ethical research boundaries. Transitioning to Dresden University, he makes a groundbreaking discovery in nanorobotic technology that attracts the interest of various powerful entities, including MI6. Tensions escalate as a hostile Middle Eastern corporation and a mercenary agency seek to exploit his work, leading TAG and his D.A.R.C. team into a high-stakes chase across Europe to protect the professor and prevent his technology from falling into the wrong hands.
Recollections of the Western American Frontier
Set against the backdrop of the legendary era of cowboys and Indians, this firsthand account offers an authentic glimpse into the life and culture of the American West. The author, a participant in these historic events, shares vivid anecdotes and insights that bring to life the struggles, adventures, and complexities of this tumultuous period. Readers will experience the raw realities of frontier life, including the interactions between settlers and Native Americans, illuminating the rich tapestry of this iconic chapter in American history.