The dread Apache: That early-day scourge of the Southwest
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Chapters (27)
- The Dread Apache—That Early-Day Scourge of the Southwest
- 2000 Pioneers Victims of Apaches.
- Paris Adopts Name of Apache
- Judge McComas and Wife Murdered.
- Dr. Davis Shot to Death.
- Little Boy Taken From Gastelo Ranch.
- Mexicans Attack and Rob Wheaton.
- “Old Charley Meyer,” Law Unto Himself.
- “Tommy Gates Displays Magnificent Nerve.”
- Brutal Murder of Mrs. Peck and Baby.
- Shanahan Killed, “Yank” Bartlett Wounded.
- Little Phil Saves Mother and Sisters
- Brave Little Johnnie Bartlett.
- General Crook Relieved.
- Geronimo Surrenders to General Miles.
- Apache Kid Begins Bloody Career.
- Capt. Burgess, Old-Time Scout
- Killing of Sheriff and Deputy and Escape of Kid
- Sword Presented to General Miles.
- Johnny Greenleaf Mistakes Scouts for Kid.
- What Would You Do?
- Stoicism of Indian
- “Walapai” Clark and the Kid
- Clark Vows Vengeance
- Kid Nears End of His Trail of Blood
- Closing Act in Great Drama
- Kid’s Career Ended
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