An Evening With Sam Gwynne
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- It's a story unique to Texas. New York Times best selling author Sam Gwynne talked about his book Empire of the Summer Moon with fellow author Stephen Harrigan. Gwynne detailed the fascinating story of the rise and fall of the Comanche Indian nation and the story of pioneer woman Cynthia Anne Parker and her son, Quanah, who was the greatest and final Chief of the Comanches.
His talk on JRE podcast set me off to this rabbit hole of research about the Indian wars.
Me 2. Def has sparked something.
Same, unbelievable history, I live in the Texas plains region and our history classes never mentioned Comanches and how our area of Texas was ground zero for all the amazing things that happened regarding the Comanches
Def shifted my focus south to TX from the northern plains and the Cook campaigns.
@@martinrodriquez3304 What did your history teach you about the Civil War? Don’t answer that! 😯
Absolutely!!!
The GREATEST Book on current history Ever Written!...Thank You Mr. Gwynne!
Gonna check this one out. Two more Great books on the Comanche, are Ride The Wind, by Lucia St Clair Robson,, and The Comanches,, by T.R. Ferenbach. Great easy history lesson y’all are providing here. 👍
Best Western history book I've read since bury my heart at wounded knee 👌
Great interview, really interesting.
Cannot wait to read this book
It is phonomenal
I read “ride the wind” in 1982 and the story never left me.
Thanks for Uploading.
I've thought this would make an awesome saga for film.
It is in Production,
Hollywood is so antiWhite that I don’t know that they will be able to resist twisting it to make Whites look bad.
I’m on board with that as we speak Martin Scorsese is filming a book on the Osage tribe around the Tulsa area with Leonardo D…why haven’t they made a film about Q.P..by the way I m on a quest to get the Star House his last home to become a museum..look it up
Fantastic video and interview
My great grandfather was Comanche so I am very proud to have Comanche ancestry.
Excellent book, well wrote, couldn’t keep away from for long!
Good interview.
One worries about the American public when reading these comments. Half on them don't even make sense, some are just gibberish and a fair number seem to be launching their personal prejudices and talking to themselves. It's a relief to find a few - VERY few - written by people who can actually construct a sentence in English.
We are letting a part of history slip through our hands…Some one like Johnny Depp or Leonardo Decap should get on board and do this!!
As of 7-21-21 the “Star Home “is in shambles why can’t anyone get on board and help me replenish and build the structure into a museum with the Comanche Nation?wtf?
Custer wore an ARROW shirt 🍷 👤
Empire of the Southern Moon
Navajo and the Hopi and Mississippians and the Comanchee blood on the snow
Quiana was a man from one dinosaur bone in Kentucky
They were Bisons across the plains they used for their meat and their skin and the furry hides
I may come back but kind of odd storyteller.
Mohicans on high Steel
The actually sweets laterally inform because goal ethically frame toward a recondite cloth. knowing, pointless disadvantage
Easy for you to say
That would have been a publishable poem three decades ago.
Another cinematic interpretation of the American west... by a white man flush with success of publishing.
Too proud of himself.
He's just explaining what happened. Grow up and don't be so jealous
I figured that it would not take me long until I encountered an antiWhite in the comment section.
Well, he was more than fair, wasn’t he??
Sorry, he was a pale skin 🙄
Paul Wiggins - you're 100% on the mark...so very true..
*Sam Gwynne's a mumbler and a bumbler.*
@Abe Blanco He has InfoWars as his avatar.... so, don't bother asking lol
@@jackj5368 Horrifying to realize non-whites could be ruthlessly warlike.
How so??
Look up the state of the last home of Q.P….the “Star House” it’s in shambles..what can we do?