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The legend of Superstition Mountain. Edited and revised by Loyde E. Kingman.
Language: English
Published by (Phoenix, Arizona, Arizona Printers), 1925
Seller: Antiquariat Reinhold Pabel, Hamburg, Germany
Association Member: BOEV
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
(Phoenix, Arizona, Arizona Printers), 1925. [12] S. (19,5 cm). Illustr. OBroschur. Außentitel: "The legend of Superstition Mountain. By Hoom-O-Thy-A". Seltenes Dokument zur Geschichte des "Lost Dutchman" am Superstition Mountain. Hoomothya (Wet Nose) gehörte zum Stamm der Yavapai oder Mohave-Apachen. Die meisten Stammesmitglieder - auch Hoomothyas Familie - bei der Schlacht von Skeleton Cave 1872 getötet wurden. Später wurde der Junge von einem Soldaten adoptiert und erhielt den neuen Namen Mike Burns. Er diente später unter General Crook in der U.S.-Armee und erzählt hier die Geschichte der Schlacht aus Sicht der Apachen. - Angestaubt, priv. Stempel auf Innendeckel u. Titel, Klemmerheftung leicht rostig.
