The Warren wagontrain raid; the first complete account of an historic Indian attack and its aftermath.
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TextReference number: 73019673Publication details: New York, Dial Press, 1974. Description: xvi, 304 p. illus. 24 cmSubject(s): Kiowa Indians | Indians of North America WarsDDC classification: 813/.5/4 LOC classification: PZ4.C247 | War | PS3553.A59Summary: An account of an historic Indian raid in which Chief Satanta led a war party of more than 100 Kiowa braves against a supply train, describing the raid itself, the subsequent trials of the Indian chiefs, and the effects of the raid on government policy toward the Indians.
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Bibliography: p. 255-257.
An account of an historic Indian raid in which Chief Satanta led a war party of more than 100 Kiowa braves against a supply train, describing the raid itself, the subsequent trials of the Indian chiefs, and the effects of the raid on government policy toward the Indians.
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