Crimson Desert: Indian Wars of the American Southwest

This book covers the years from the end of the Mexican War to the 1880s. For all who are concerned about the aftermath of the Indian Wars -- the failure to integrate the Indian into white society, the failure of the reservation system and the increasing militancy among Indians today. This is an accurate, exciting, and even-handed book. Contents in Eight Chapters: A Land to Love A Land to Hate, The Navajo Confronted, The Navajo Confined, The Comanche Barrier, War For The South Plains, Americans in Apacheria, The Final Conquest, and Conclusion. With 52 photographs and two maps.