Woman Chief

Benjamin Capps

doubleday& co.

The White Man's Road

The White Man's Road tells the story of Joe Cowbone, son of a Comanche mother and a white trader, as he makes his way to manhood at a time when reservation Indians had been forced into "the white man's road" a steep and thorny path for many of them.

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Berkley Publishing Group

The Indians (The Old West)

History

Americas

Time-Life-Books

Book by Benjamin Capps, Editors of Time Life Books

The Indians (Old West Time-Life Series)

EDITORS OF TIME/LIFE BOOKS

The Trail to Ogallala (Texas Tradition Series) (Volume 3)

TCU Press

Captured by the Comanches at the age of nine, Helen dreams of escape for more than fourteen years yet, when the time comes to choose freedom she discovers no choice exists as she has become absorbed in the Comanche culture.

A Woman of the People

Contemporary

Texas Christian Univ Pr

One Health Environmentalism

Cambridge University Press

Proud, joyously combative, free as the wind - these were the chiefs of the Old West at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Popular imagination saw them as powerful feudal lords, reigning over multitudes of bloodthirsty but obedient subjects. In fact, there were neither monarchs nor multitudes between the Mississippi and the far side of the Rockies. Only by earning the respect of his peers could a man become chief.

The Great Chiefs

Reference

Genealogy

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