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Arnold,
Elliott
THE CAMP GRANT MASSACRE
New York : Simon & Schuster,
1976.
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is a fictional account of an historical event. During the Apache tribe
in Arizona grow weary of fighting the soldiers, the decision is made to
surrender to the troops. The Apache want to return to some sort of normal
life where they can practice their native customs and live in peace. They
contact Lieutenant Whitman at Camp Grant in Tucson, Arizona. Lieutenant
Whitman wants to let the Apache surrender but the citizens of Tucson will
not abide by the terms of the truce. This book tells of a tragic episode
in American history. This powerful novel will show you a side of history
often overlooked. |
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SUBJECTS:
Apache Indians -- Wars -- Fiction
Historical fiction |
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