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Even though the Bear River Massacre was a defining event in the history of the Northwest Band of the Shoshone, in Parry’s retelling the massacre did not trap his people in death, but offered them rebirth. While never flinching from the realities of Latter-day Saint encroachment on Shoshone land and the racial ramifications of America’s spread westward, Parry offers messages of hope. As storyteller for his people, Parry brings the full weight of Shoshone wisdom to his tales—lessons of peace in the face of violence, of strength in the teeth of annihilation, of survival through change, and of the pliability necessary for cultural endurance. These

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Book ID Asin: 1948218208
Book Title: The Bear River Massacre: A Shoshone History
Book Author: Darren Parry
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The Bear River Massacre: A Shoshone History by Darren Parry Book Review

Name: Rachel Rueckert
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: A priceless history (and a page-turner)
Date: Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2023
Review: This powerful book by Darren Parry—historian, Chairman of the Northwestern Band the Shoshone Nation, and a sixth-generation Shoshone-Latter-day Saint—should be required reading for all Latter-day Saints (and anyone who claims Mormon or Utah pioneer heritage).

Today—January 29—marks 160 year since the Bear River Massacre. Parry is a direct descendent of Sagwich, a chief during this brutal murder at Bear River (a river known as Boa Ogoi to the Native people). The Bear River Massacre, though “largely forgotten” according to Parry, “was the largest massacre of Native peoples in the history of the United States.” Four hundred innocent people, including women and children, were slaughtered by Patrick Edward Connor’s band of U.S. military men. Connor was then promoted by the U.S. government for his efforts (graduating from merely babysitting the Mormons); he retired peacefully with honors and died at a ripe old age.

Parry shows the opposite trajectory for Sagwich and the few remaining in his tribe. Not only does Parry include essential stories and details passed down from his ancestors from that horrific event, but he also shows what became of the people in the time afterward. The history is fascinating and nuanced. Sagwich and his people face extreme challenges. They also largely convert to the Latter-day Saint faith (I found it striking that baptisms happened in the same river of the terrible slaughter). The relationship between these two identities (Indigenous and Mormon) fascinated me, teaching me not only more about this infamous massacre, but about how this tribe survived and who they are today despite harmful treatment that continued long after the massacre.

This is a page-turner. Darren is not only a historian, but a vivid storyteller—a distinction he might argue is not much of a distinction at all. He learned the stories and history from his memory-keeper grandmother, Mae. From Darren’s writing, I can smell the buffalo hides his grandmother tanned then kept in her wood home, see the beaded moccasins that she gifted to Parry every year, and hear the gravity in her voice as she imparted these histories to her beloved grandson—sometimes waiting a few beats if young Darren’s attention wavered, then returning to her story once he snapped back his focus. The stories mattered. Mae’s same energy and love appear throughout this priceless Shoshone history. The book also includes an appendix of a moving Shoshone prayer, transcribed accounts and conversations, and drawings from Mae herself about essential plants in the area.

I was moved to tears when I learned that Darren successfully negotiated the purchase of the land where the massacre occurred. Though I have been to this infamous site before, I look forward to returning and seeing the burial ground—reclaimed and preserved, a history rightfully reinstated.

Truly a must-read; a nuanced, generous, and inviting history—even for folks who don’t normally read history. Thank you, Darren Parry, for the gift that is this The Bear River Massacre: A Shoshone History.

Name: Nate
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: A devastating read I strongly recommend
Date: Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2019
Review: Darren Parry's The Bear River Massacre recounts a trauma experienced by a people who have largely gone ignored, told with honesty and tenderness - it's a devastating read I strongly recommend. I wasn't entirely certain what to expect, but after hearing Darren Parry's interview on Richard Ostler's Listen, Learn, Love podcast back in June, I already knew I wanted to read his book.

Parry begins with a somber yet heartfelt recollection of the life of his grandmother Mae Timbimboo Parry, the stories she shared, and the way she lived; a brief overview of the Shoshone themselves; and of one of their noteworthy leaders, Chief Sagwitch.

While I was under no illusion that Native American history and culture goes largely untold in American schooling, while reading Parry's stories of his people, I realized (perhaps being more naive than I'd like to admit) that even when acknowledging the traumas inflicted upon the Native Americans, even in academic settings, the narrative never goes much deeper than detailing the crimes (eg, Andrew Jackson's forcible removals of Natives from their lands). The actual stories and histories of these people, as Parry remembers from his time as a student, have gone entirely untold.

It was hard not to feel a deep love for the people Parry writes about; the overview is understandably brief, yet, coming from a man sharing his heritage, Parry's knowledge of and love for his people is obvious. The book has no table of contents, which left me uncertain of what comes next in each chapter. At first I didn't like that for a non-fiction book, but ultimately I found myself riding the prose like a calm river, letting it carry me, instead of using it as a reference merely. Without knowing what to expect next, no overall plan to distract me, I found myself reading Parry's prose more closely. There are a few typos here and there, and yet those, combined with the conversational spirit of Parry's writing, made me feel even less like I was slogging through an academic piece on a mere topic of interest, and instead like I was sitting around a campfire (a setting Parry mentions fondly), listening to the author tell a story of real people I could have met had I lived in that era. His writing possesses all the personality of a private journal, rather than the dry didacticism I've found in more academic reports, making this not merely a history of the Shoshone, but of the author's people.

It was an odd feeling to read about the Mormon settlement of the area, how Chief Sagwitch attempted to receive them, and how Mormons like Heber C. Kimball did not respond in kind. Chief Sagwitch's virtues truly shine through in this, but equally so do the mistakes and outright violence of many Mormons. Having been raised Mormon myself, it was fascinating (albeit morbidly) to hear a side of Mormon history I'd never heard before; I have a complicated relationship with the LDS Church, enough to hear this untold part of its history, but Parry's recounting nonetheless left me pensive and melancholic. It left me wondering about how we can wreak havoc, even trauma and violence, on one another, not despite ourselves, but while thinking we're in fact serving the greatest good (following God, etc.). Even so, reminiscent of the inner strength of Chief Sagwitch, Parry himself appears unafraid of sharing the pain and suffering of it all, yet lacks resentment and righteous indignation. Even as such a personal piece, Parry's primary interest is clearly to inform and share, which I believe he accomplishes. Part of me applauds that forgiveness and mercy, while another part of me remains melancholic, ruminating on what suffering Chief Sagwitch and generations of Shoshone since must have had to process to reach such a generous place.

The Bear River Massacre is a short though not at all easy read. Each chapter has left me feeling like I'm sitting in the eye of a storm, watching in utter silence as literal centuries of stories and their accompanying emotion whirl all around me. It's a true experience, for which I'm grateful to both Darren Parry and BCC Press for producing.

As a side note: you can donate to the Boa Ogoi Cultural Interpretive Center as they raise funds for a permanent facility at the site of the Bear River Massacre, where they can restore the area and educate visitors on the Shoshone, their culture, and history.