An American Indian warrior grabbed an Army officer by the hair during a 1791 battle near Fort Wayne, Ind., known as "St. Clair's Defeat," but the soldier was wearing a wig, which came off in the ...

On Ash Wednesday 1870, a court reporter described this scene: “The parti-colored costume of the Indian warrior hung in shreds and patches from a form bruised and battered in a struggle with ...

The other, presumably a Comanche warrior, ... “The Comanche are depicting a world where Indian-to-Indian relations are still much more important than relationships with Europeans.” ...

Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan has optioned the book Empire of the Summer Moon: Quanah Parker and the Rise and Fall of the Comanches, the Most Power Indian Tribe in American History, by S.C ...

In 1858, Ross led a Native American auxiliary, comprising members of nations friendly with European Americans and hostile to the Comanche, which supported U.S. cavalry troops that fought the Comanche.

Texas History The Warrior’s Bride One month after the Battle of San Jacinto, a nine-year-old girl was abducted by Indians and went on to become the wife of the most feared Comanche chief.

Comanche warrior Nad-a-with-t . Giroux also tells of Cheyenne Chief Grey Beard, who rather than be imprisoned escaped from a train carrying prisoners to Jacksonville where they would then travel ...

Comanche warrior Nad-a-with-t . Giroux also tells of Cheyenne Chief Grey Beard, who rather than be imprisoned escaped from a train carrying prisoners to Jacksonville where they would then travel ...

Researchers said Castillo de San Marcos was used during the Plains Wars as a prison for prominent warriors and chiefs in hopes of demoralizing their tribes into surrendering to the U.S. Army.

When the term Indian appears in the Declaration of Independence, it is used to refer to “savage” outsiders employed by the British as a way of keeping the colonists down. Eleven years later ...