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Summary: The U.S. Army, specifically Lt. Stephen Abbot, was involved in archaeological work at Fort Bayard.
Completeness: 65/100 Grade C
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cited from The Conquest of Apacheria (1967)
The third volume of Thrapp's Apache trilogy. A sweeping history of the U.S. Army's campaigns against the Apache from the 1850s through Geronimo's surrender in 1886. Covers all the major campaigns in Grant County including Victorio's War and the pursuit of Geronimo through the Mog…
cited from The Conquest of Apacheria (1967)
The third volume of Thrapp's Apache trilogy. A sweeping history of the U.S. Army's campaigns against the Apache from the 1850s through Geronimo's surrender in 1886. Covers all the major campaigns in Grant County including Victorio's War and the pursuit of Geronimo through the Mog…
cited from The Conquest of Apacheria (1967)
The third volume of Thrapp's Apache trilogy. A sweeping history of the U.S. Army's campaigns against the Apache from the 1850s through Geronimo's surrender in 1886. Covers all the major campaigns in Grant County including Victorio's War and the pursuit of Geronimo through the Mog…
cited from The Conquest of Apacheria (1967)
The third volume of Thrapp's Apache trilogy. A sweeping history of the U.S. Army's campaigns against
the Apache from the 1850s through Geronimo's surrender in 1886. Covers all the major campaigns in
Grant County including Victorio's War and the pursuit of Geronimo through the Mog…
Apache campaigns (1850s-1886)
cited from The Conquest of Apacheria (1967)The third volume of Thrapp's Apache trilogy. A sweeping history of the U.S. Army's campaigns against
the Apache from the 1850s through Geronimo's surrender in 1886. Covers all the major campaigns in
Grant County including Victorio's War and the pursuit of Geronimo through the Mog…
pursued
cited from The Conquest of Apacheria (1967)
The third volume of Thrapp's Apache trilogy. A sweeping history of the U.S. Army's campaigns against
the Apache from the 1850s through Geronimo's surrender in 1886. Covers all the major campaigns in
Grant County including Victorio's War and the pursuit of Geronimo through the Mog…
cited from The Conquest of Apacheria (1967)
The third volume of Thrapp's Apache trilogy. A sweeping history of the U.S. Army's campaigns against
the Apache from the 1850s through Geronimo's surrender in 1886. Covers all the major campaigns in
Grant County including Victorio's War and the pursuit of Geronimo through the Mog…
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The Conquest of Apacheria ↗
Thrapp, Dan L. · 1967 · book · rights_reserved · details
The Conquest of Apacheria ↗
Thrapp, Dan L. · 1967 · book · rights_reserved · details