Apache (novel)

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Apache is a 1931 novel by Will Levington Comfort based on the true story of Mangas Coloradas, chief of the Eastern Chiricahua Apaches.^[1]^[2]

References

↑ Masterkey - Volumes 5-7 - Page 23 1931 - A recent gift consists of the manuscript and first proofs of the novel "Apache" by Will Levington Comfort. In preparing this book, Mr. Comfort spent much time in research in the Munk library.
↑ Proceedings - Page 186 1987 - Southwestern Journal of Anthropology. Vol. 2. 454- 467. 3. Likewise the novel Apache, by W.L. Comfort, is based loosely on the life of the real person Mangas Coloradas. Arnold, Elliott. 1972.

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[1] Masterkey - Volumes 5-7 - Page 23 1931 - A recent gift consists of the manuscript and first proofs of the novel "Apache" by Will Levington Comfort. In preparing this book, Mr. Comfort spent much time in research in the Munk library.

[2] Proceedings - Page 186 1987 - Southwestern Journal of Anthropology. Vol. 2. 454- 467. 3. Likewise the novel Apache, by W.L. Comfort, is based loosely on the life of the real person Mangas Coloradas. Arnold, Elliott. 1972.

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