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Through Apache Lands By: Edward Sylvester Ellis (1840-1916) |
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Through Apache Lands by Edward Sylvester Ellis is a riveting historical adventure set in the American Southwest during the late 19th century. The story follows the journey of three young friends, Ralph, Fred, and Larry, as they traverse the treacherous landscapes of the Apache lands.
The book provides a detailed and vivid account of the Apache way of life, offering readers a glimpse into their culture, customs, and battles. Ellis meticulously describes the breathtaking scenery, immersing the reader in the awe-inspiring beauty of the Southwest. From dusty deserts to towering mountains, the landscape becomes a character in its own right, enhancing the overall atmosphere of the story.
The protagonists' interactions with the Apaches serve as a catalyst for personal growth, portraying the complexities of human nature and the challenges of bridging cultural divides. The author skillfully portrays the Apaches as multi-dimensional characters, highlighting their strengths, struggles, and fierce determination to protect their land and way of life.
Throughout the book, the fast-paced action keeps the reader on the edge of their seat. From thrilling encounters with hostile Apaches to narrow escapes from dangerous wildlife, the tension is consistently high. Ellis expertly balances these thrilling moments with introspective reflections and heartfelt connections among the characters, creating a well-rounded narrative.
While the novel is undoubtedly an engaging adventure, it also offers valuable insights into the historical context of the period. Ellis touches upon the conflicts between Native American tribes and the encroaching settlers, shedding light on the complexities of this tumultuous time in American history.
One aspect that stands out in Through Apache Lands is the author's meticulous research. Ellis showcases a deep understanding of Apache traditions, as well as the geography and environment of the Southwest. This attention to detail adds authenticity to the story and enables the reader to fully immerse themselves in the narrative.
Overall, Through Apache Lands is a captivating historical adventure that explores themes of friendship, cultural exchange, and the clash of civilizations. Edward Sylvester Ellis masterfully weaves together action, emotion, and historical accuracy to create a compelling tale that will captivate readers from start to finish. BY LIEUT. R. H. JAYNE AUTHOR OF "LOST IN THE WILDERNESS," "IN THE PECOS COUNTRY," "THE CAVE IN THE MOUNTAIN," ETC. NEW YORK THE MERSHON COMPANY PUBLISHERS Copyrighted, 1893, BY THE PRICE MCGILL CO. [Illustration: THE WARRIOR HAD NOT TIME TO RECOVER WHEN TOM GRASPED HIM BY THE THROAT.] CONTENTS. I Moonlight on the Rio Gila II Tom Hardynge's Ruse III Pursued by the Apaches IV Outwitted V An Alarming Message VI The Two Scouts VII The Cavalry Escort VIII In Devil's Pass IX Among the Apaches X Lone Wolf XI Surrounded by Danger XII "The Hour has Come" XIII The Flight XIV Pursued XV In the Solitude XVI Among the Mountains XVII A Mysterious Camp Fire XVIII The Indian Fight XIX A Terrible Meeting XX White vs. Red XXI Friends Together XXII Anxious Waiting XXIII The Death Shot XXIV The Buffaloes XXV Alone Again XXVI Capturing a Mustang XXVII A Run for Life XXVIII A Great Misfortune XXIX The Lone Camp Fire XXX Fighting a Grizzly XXXI Sleep XXXII Reunited XXXIII Closing in XXXIV Hurricane Hill XXXV The Sentinel XXXVI A Desperate Scheme XXXVII The Two Defenders XXXVIII Hand to Hand XXXIX Conclusion THROUGH APACHE LAND... Continue reading book >>
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