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"Good Indian" is a novel written by B. M. Bower, also known as Bertha Muzzy Sinclair. The novel was first published in 1912 and is part of B. M. Bower's Western genre work.
Her writings by B. M. Bower are best known for vividly depicting Western landscapes and exploring the human condition against that backdrop. ¡°Good Indian¡± is a work that captures the complex life of the West and the difficulties its characters faced. The novel also addresses the tensions and prejudices that existed between Native Americans and white settlers in the American West in the early 20th century.
If you like Western novels that focus on cultural and romantic themes, ¡°Indian Love¡± will be an interesting novel.

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Summary
It was somewhere in the seventies when old Peaceful Hart woke to a realization that gold-hunting and lumbago do not take kindly to one another, and the fact that his pipe and dim-eyed meditation appealed to him more keenly than did his prospector's pick and shovel and pan seemed to imply that he was growing old. He was a silent man, by occupation and by nature, so he said nothing about it; but, like the wild things of prairie and wood, instinctively began preparing for the winter of his life.