Friendly and Unfriendly Texas Indians: Encounters on the Frontier

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by Barbara Barton (Author)

Friendly Texas Indians describes individuals who tried to help the young Texas country as settlers arrived from the east. Chiefs Flacco, Placido, and John Gopher were great scouts who helped men like Texas Ranger Jack Hays and Col. Ranald McKenzie fight the agressive tribes. Black Seminole scouts won many medals of honor. Jumano Indians were a gentle, kind group who helped the Spanish explorers as they made their first trip through Texas. The climax account of each of these Texas tribes is a riveting story.

Number of Pages: 204 Dimensions: 0.47 x 9 x 6 IN Publication Date: November 15, 2013

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