The story of Brigham Young, who was simultaneously a spiritual leader, colonizer, political power broker, and economic master planner. He was reviled in the national press but revered by his people; his influence on the history of the American West is undeniable.
In 1864, thousands of Navajos were marched to a barren reservation in New Mexico near the Texas border called Bosque Redondo. During this long walk, many died along the way. After their relocation, the boarding school aftermath would shake the identity of the Navajo Indians.
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