Cochise

Born in present-day Arizona, Cochise led of the Apache tribe during a period of violent social upheaval. After a series of incidents that turned Cochise further against government control, Cochise became the Apache war chief. He continued leading the resistance campaign, then negotiated a treaty allowing his tribe to remain in their homeland as part of a newly formed Indian reservation. Using primary source maps, documents, and photographs, this exciting book will thrill young readers.