Yellow Calf S Medicine

Yellow Calf's Medicine is the sequel to The Unceded Territory. Set in the fall of 1876, it describes the continuing struggle of Rufus Randall and Sarah Locke and their small group to establish a ranch on the Yellowstone River after the defeat of Custer and the continuing efforts of the Sioux to hold on to their life in the Black Hills. Randall continues to suffer from a wound received on the Little Big Horn the night of Custer's defeat which threatens to leave him partially paralyzed. Needing food for the ranch for the coming winter and medical treatment, he signs up with the Fifth Infantry, a colored regiment campaigning against the Sioux under Colonel Nelson Miles, to guide groups of soldiers hauling supplies and to carry dispatches. He partners with Mr. Moore, an Army scout, to guide the soldiers into the town of Deadwood. There Randall finds his friend, Bill Hickok, dead and the town in the hands of the men who attacked Sarah at the ranch in the spring. He returns to the ranch in time to help Sarah defeat a group of criminals trying to take their land, then heads south with the Army hoping to find a doctor that will treat his wound. When no doctor will attempt the operation, he hears of a legendary Indian medicine man, Yellow Calf, who is rumored to be able to cure anything. As winter begins, Sarah goes with Randall to find Yellow Calf and a cure for Randall.

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