The above story is from the book, Indian Depredations in Texas, by
J. W. Wilbarger.
The above story is from the book, Indian Depredations in Texas, by
J. W. Wilbarger.
Sketch by painter Henry Arthur McArdle from the book, Savage Frontier II, by Stephen L. Moore
The above story is from the book, Indian Depredations in Texas , by
J. W. Wilbarger.
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