Little Bear

By: Guy Herman

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 9 hrs and 34 mins

Publisher's summary

To diminish the billions of dollars owed the native American Indian for reparations, the United States Government retains a New York City law firm to try and develop a case proving the Hudson Bay Company of Canada, in teaching the economics of trading, hunting and providing exotic furs from the Americas to the British Isles, purposefully or not, taught the American white man to hunt, ,slaughter and kill, one unintended consequence of which was the decimation of the American Indian and 30,000,000 Buffalo who lived, like the Native American, in harmony and at peace and in balance with the world. Little Bear, seen through the eyes of a New York City attorney infatuated with an Inuit Princess, traces the history of man's depredations and colonial mis-deeds in a story which opens our eyes to the harshness of Western man, and at the same time to the beauty and wonders of the land and peoples lives who, despite the hardships have and still do, in most remote parts of the world, still flourish.