Tehano: A NovelSouthern Methodist University Press, 2006 - 716 páginas African American freedmen and slaves, Native American warriors and their women, Confederate and Union veterans, immigrants, and a host of other citizens enact their destinies in Comanche territory in Texas during the final years of the nineteenth century. |
Contenido
The Way West | 7 |
Out of Ashes | 31 |
Child of the People | 63 |
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Términos y frases comunes
Alexander Alexander's Alhambra Antelope Army of Tennessee asked baby beneath Blood Arrow blue bones breath brown buffalo camp Charles Wesley chest close Comanche Comanchero cotton Crooked Nose Crow dark Dorsey Dorsey's dress Elizabeth Enoch Etienne eyes face felt fingers fire Galveston gave Gideon Jones girl Grandfather grass hair hand head held hide Hiram Honey Eaters horse Indian kill Kiowa knew Knobby Knobby's laughed Laura Etta legs lips Llano Estacado looked mama man's Manchip mesquite minié ball Morning Star mouth moved neck Negro night nodded Numunuu Orten Papa Persimmon Pretty pulled Red Dog ride rifle river rode rope shook side skin Skyhouse slave Sleeping Wolf smell smiled smoke soldiers Speer stared Suella taivo Talks Tehanos Texas thought Thurston tipi told took trees voice wagon walked wanted warrior watch whisky woman wondered words Yellow Rudolph