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"Apache Incidents in Arizona; The Dread Apache: That Early Day Scourge of the Southwest" by Merrill Pingree Freman. This is a look at some of the depredations of the Apache in the early days in southern Arizona. Freeman established the Santa Cruz Valley Bank and eventually became very notable and influential in Arizona's financial history. He was a member of Arizona Board of Regents for the University of Arizona for 16 years and served as its Chancellor for 10 years. He was also a local historian specializing in recording notable facts regarding early Arizona history of which this short book is an example.
"Apache Incidents in Arizona; The Dread Apache: That Early Day Scourge of the Southwest" is a series of short vignettes of some of the many depredations committed by the Apache Indians in the 1880s.
Published in paper wraps in 1915 in a very small quantity, it is very scarce in its original binding. Presented here in an inexpensive e-book format for those interested in the Apache Indians and the early history of settlement in Arizona.
This short eBook has approximately 7,750+ words and approximately 28+ pages at 300 words per page in this eBook.
"Apache Incidents in Arizona; The Dread Apache: That Early Day Scourge of the Southwest" is a series of short vignettes of some of the many depredations committed by the Apache Indians in the 1880s.
Published in paper wraps in 1915 in a very small quantity, it is very scarce in its original binding. Presented here in an inexpensive e-book format for those interested in the Apache Indians and the early history of settlement in Arizona.
This short eBook has approximately 7,750+ words and approximately 28+ pages at 300 words per page in this eBook.