Enju: The Life and Struggle of an Apache Chief from the Little Running Water,Used

Enju: The Life and Struggle of an Apache Chief from the Little Running Water,Used

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Sinclair Browning, in this book Enju, offers a critical perspective , an honest and sometimes painful look, and a delightfully readable bit of folklore in a tooseldomtold history of the Aravarpa Apache chief Eskiminzim. Deep in the shadow of Geronimo, Eskiminzim tirelessly labored for peace between his people and white men in the Arizona Territory's volatile late 1800s Ms. Browning;s history has a broader value. It has a moral. If the names and places were different, this story could be a lesson for nations and people everywhere trying to live together in peace, with their different cultures, religions, loves, hates and individual personalities.

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