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Free E-books & Articles about Arizona History
Across Arizona on the Southern Pacific Railroad (1882) by William Henry Bishop Across Country with a Cavalry Column (1885) by R. F. Zogbaum Adventures in the Apache Country (1864) by J. Ross Browne (illustrated) 3.2 MB file or Not Illustrated 252 KB file The Battle of Apache Pass (1862) by John Cremony (excerpt from Life Among the Apaches) A Campaign Against the Apaches, 1885-86 by Lieutenant Marion P. Maus, First Infantry The Casa Grande of Arizona by Cosmos Mindeleff General Crook in the Indian Country by Capt. John G. Bourke, with illustrations by Frederic Remington Life Among the Apaches by John Cremony Notes of a military reconnaissance, from Fort Leavenworth, in Missouri, to San Diego, in California, including of Part the Arkansas, del Norte and Gila Rivers by Lieutenant W. H. Emory Personal Narrative of Explorations and Incidents in Texas, New Mexico, California, Sonora and Chihuahua, 1850-1853, Volume 1, by John Russell Bartlett. Poston's 1854 Journal, illustrated or Poston's 1854 Journal, text only by Charles Debrille Poston, Arizona Pioneer (From J. Ross Browne, Adventures in the Apache Country, Chapter 24) Articles by Frederic Remington: A Scout with the Buffalo Soldiers by Frederic Remington Horses of the Plains (Illustrated) by Frederic Remington Horses of the Plains (Not illustrated, text only) Massai's Crooked Trail (Illustrated) On the Indian Reservations, San Carlos, Arizona Territory, by Frederic Remington An Outpost of Civilization by Frederic Remington tells of ranch life at the Hacienda San Jose de Bavicora A Rodeo at Los Ojos written and illustrated by Frederic Remington Other articles Southeast Arizona History to 1861 Paleo-Indians in Southeast Arizona
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