The Truth About Tom Horn
Tom Horn’s life in the frontier era is traced from his time with Native tribes to his work as an Indian Scout and deputy sheriff. The narrative covers his campaigns with General Crook and General Miles, his role in Geronimo’s surrender, his later work as a cattle detective, and the mix of bravery, rumor, and tall tales that surrounded him.
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Pedro
Tom
Tom Horn
Crook
Mexico
Geronimo
General Miles
Miles
Pleasant Valley
Frank Murphy
Tucson
Ariz
George Kitt
Arizona Pioneer Historical Society
Chiriehua Cattle Company
Corral
Arizona
Owens
Reynolds
Bucky O'Neil
Phoenix
Tram Reynolds
Mammoth
Denver
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Wyoming
Iron Mountain
Nannie E. Steele
Cheyenne Leader
Col. W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Nelson A. Miles
Department of Texas
Horn
General Crook
Sibi
Sieber
al Sieber
United States
State of Arizona
Tom Hern
Tom Iorn
Iron Mountain Country
Cheyenne
John Clay
the Range
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