Geronimo

206 page biography of a prominent First Nations man - who died in 1909. - with a short biblio at back. Frederuck W. Turner in the (lengthy) introduction speaks to the spiritual strengths of the two clahing cultures when Europeans began to get a presence in the New World. Chiricahua Apaches were one part of the opposing force. Read more about : Ko-deh-ne, wild cherry, Lieutenant Britton Davis, Chute, Omaha, White Horse, Nick Golee, Apache Pass, and Canon de los Embudos. Cond ; Paper wrapper is brown with black lettering. A famous, A. Frank Randall, posed photo of Geronimo with his reifle on rhe cover. Volume tight in binding with light edge wear. No names but a black marker mark on page fore edge. Excellent reading copy. QUote (p. 75) : " Among these games the most noted was the tribal game of Kah (foot). It was played as follows: Four mocassins are placed about fout feet apart in holes in the ground, dug in a row on ine side of the camp, and on the opposute side ._._._. . " Size: 12mo.