Indian Stronghold Described As Tehuacanus Homeland
A long illustrated reminiscence recounts Tehuacanus history and a lone Indian visiting a Texas hill country stronghold. It describes battles with Cherokees, gatherings at rock shelters, and a Major Boyd encounter observing a dignified elder atop a bluff, with reflections on homeland ties and local legends. The piece ties to Westminister College roots and local settler histories in Navarro County.
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