Dread Apache: That Early-Day Scourge of the Southwest
Merrill Pingree Freeman
1915
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The Apache were the last people in the Southwest to be defeated, and the settlers who did it were never afterwards able to speak of them calmly. Freeman's account is precisely that: a frontier Arizonan's version of the raids, the pursuits and the campaigns, written in the language of men who wanted the land, and worth hearing as the record of a mind as much as of a war.
9 chapters
- 1Introduction - Paris Adopts Name of Apache6m
- 2Judge McComas and Wife Murdered - Little Boy Taken From Gastelo Ranch5m
- 3Mexicans Attack and Rob Wheaton - “Tommy Gates Displays Magnificent Nerve.”6m
- 4Brutal Murder of Mrs. Peck and Baby - Little Phil Saves Mother and Sisters7m
- 5Brave Little Johnnie Bartlett - Geronimo Surrenders to General Miles5m
- 6Apache Kid Begins Bloody Career - Killing of Sheriff and Deputy and Escape of Kid8m
- 7Sword Presented to General Miles - What Would You Do?8m
- 8Stoicism of Indian - Clark Vows Vengeance6m
- 9Kid Nears End of His Trail of Blood - Kid’s Career Ended7m
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