John Ermine of the Yellowstone is a novel written by Frederic Remington. The story follows the life of John Ermine, a young Native American man who is torn between his traditional way of life and the rapidly changing world around him. Born into the Crow tribe, John is sent to a government-run school where he learns English and is introduced to Christianity. However, he remains deeply connected to his Native American heritage and struggles to reconcile the two worlds. As John grows older, he becomes a skilled hunter and tracker, and his reputation as a fierce warrior spreads throughout the region. He is eventually hired as a guide by a group of white settlers who are traveling through the Yellowstone region. Along the way, John faces numerous challenges, including dangerous wildlife, hostile Native American tribes, and the prejudices of the white settlers he is guiding. Throughout the book, Remington explores themes of cultural identity, race relations, and the clash between tradition a