Life of Tom Horn
Subtitle: Government Scout and Interpreter
Publisher: Tales End Press
Published: 2012-08-06
Language: eng
Format: eBook (Kindle)
ISBN-13: 9781623580186
Table of contents: title: I. Horn’s Boyhood.; title: II. Horn Becomes Mail and Stage Driver.; title: III. Horn Begins Life Among the Apaches.; title: IV. Major Chaffee and First Military Indian Agency.; title: V. Geronimo in the Height of His Power.; title: VI. “Happy to Meet You in Battle as Well as in Council!”; title: VII. Horn’s Knowledge of Apache Language Saves the Command.; title: VIII. Forty Soldiers and Twenty-five Scouts Against Three Hundred Chiricahua Braves.; title: IX. A Daylight Surprise – “And the Fight Was On!”; title: X. “This Is a Trap, Men Will Leave This Post Who Will Never Return Alive.”; title: XI. The Fort Fired Upon, “This Means War.”; title: XII. Border Justice to Horse-Thieves Dealt Under Horn’s Directions.; title: XIII. Sieber and Horn, “An Armed Force,” Invade Mexico.; title: XIV. Indian Troubles Begin in Earnest.; title: XV. Etiquette of an Indian Council.; title: XVI. Horn Becomes Chief of Scouts to Succeed Sieber.; title: XVII. The Five Minutes’ Fight, Not a Foe to Tell the Story!; title: XVIII. Geronimo and the Entire Tribe Break Out Again.; title: XIX. The Language of a Cold Trail.; title: XX. Attack Upon Geronimo’s Camp.; title: XXI. Unwarranted Attack by Mexicans Under Corredor.; title: XXII. Horn Returns to Mining.; title: XXIII. Horn Goes to Denver to Work for Pinkerton National Detective Agency.; title: Supplementary Articles; title: Letters; title: Miss Kimmell’s Statement; title: “Life’s Railway to Heaven”; title: Statement by Al Sieber; title: Closing Words by J. C. Coble