Through Apache Eyes Verbal History Of The Apache Struggle: The Heartbreaking Story Of A Noble People

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When You Read The History Of The Apache People, It Is A Bittersweet Story That Starts With The Triumph Of A Group Over The Harsh Elements Of The Alaskan Cold By Migrating To The Warm, Fertile Land Of The Great Plains In 1,000 A.D. Yet, The One Constant In The History Of The Apache People Is Their Constant Struggle To Survive In A World Where They Are Surrounded By Various Enemies, Including Other Indian Tribes, The Mexicans And Finally Their Brutal Nemesis The United States Army. Attacked, Tricked, Lied To And Double Crossed By All Of Those Who Surround And Outnumber Them, The Apache People Continued Their Struggle Until They Were For All Intent And Purposes Almost Totally Wiped Out. One Apaches Name Stands Out In Their Brave Yet Woeful History And It Is Geronimo, Who At Age 30 Witnessed The Massacre Of His Mother, Wife And Two Young Children. Ive Taken His Recollections Or Accounts Of The Struggle Of The Apache People And Intertwined Them With Some Archeological Facts About This Extraordinary Tribe. What Impressed Me Most About Geronimo Was His Brevity Of Words, Yet His Ability To Take A Knife To The Heart Of Anyone Who Reads His Verbal History. Like Most Apaches, Geronimo Said Little, But What He Did Say Was Profound And Truthful. But Most Powerful Is What Geronimo Didnt Say In His Recollections. It Is Between This Silence One Can Feel The Pain, Sorrow, Pride And Bravery Of The Apache People.

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