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Karl Jacoby

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1) Shadows at dawn: a borderlands massacre and the violence of history

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Jacoby, Karl

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Documents the April 1871 Camp Grant attack during which Americans, Mexicans, and Tohono O'odham Indians murdered dozens of Apache women and children in their sleep, an event that generated unprecedented national attention.

2) Shadows at dawn: an Apache massacre and the violence of history

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Jacoby, Karl

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Presents an account of the massacre of 150 inhabitants of an Apache camp in Arizona by a posse of Americans, Mexicans, and Tohono O'odham Native Americans in 1871, describing the histories and motivations of each group involved and presenting the West as an extension of the Mexican north and home to various Native communities.

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Karl Jacoby

1) Shadows at dawn: a borderlands massacre and the violence of history

2) Shadows at dawn: an Apache massacre and the violence of history