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Indian Texans Red Men and the Texan Indian Wars
A historical survey traces early Texas settler and Comanche clashes from 1822 to the 1840s. It covers Stephen F. Austin’s colony, Cynthia Ann Parker’s captivity, Cherokee and Tonkawa leaders, and key battles at Parker's Fort, Plum Creek, and the Council House fight, outlining shifting relations between whites and Native nations under Sam Houston and Mirabeau B. Lamar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
la Bahia
Brazos
Washington-on-the- Brazos
Stephen ¥. Austin
Neeres River
Austin
David Randon
Stephen of
Randon
Fort Bend County
Richard Field
Parker's Wort
Cynthia Ann
Paris
Parker
Mexia
Cynthia Ann Parker
Pota Nocond
Prairie Flower
Pecos
Quanah
Cynthia
Pease River
Houston
Texas
Mirabeau Lamar
Texas Republic
Ian Houston
Lamar
Tyler
Neches River
Ape Chief
Bowl
Sam Honsin
East Texas
Placido
Tonkawa
Edward Burleson
Placida
Plum Creek
Bastrop
Placide
Samar
Linnville
Buffalo Hump
Conneil House
Guadalupe Valley
Gulf Coast
Phim Creek
Lockhart