"Hanta Yo" by Ruth Beebe Hill is a historical novel that offers a glimpse into the Native American culture and frontier life in America. Published in 1980 by Warner Books, this first printing trade paperback features original cover art by L.C. Winborg. The book, with 1108 pages, is part of the American Saga series and is a must-have for readers interested in historical fiction and saga-like narratives. This vintage edition is a nostalgic piece for those looking to delve into the rich and complex world of Native American history.
Partially based on fact, this multigenerational saga follows the lives of two Indian families, members of the Mahto band of the Teton Sioux, before the arrival of the white man
"HANTA YO means Clear the Way! And HANTA YO has done just that. It clears the way into understanding of the intimate lives and thoughts of the Teton Sioux. It is based upon an actual Mahto Indian document discovered in 1865.