El Paso: Texas Western Press, 1989. Southwestern Studies Monography No. 81. 2^nd printing. 57 pages. Softcover. Minor wear. Overall, VERY GOOD to NEAR FINE condition.

“During the final months of their freedom, the Tcihene (“Red Paint People”), easternmost band of the Chiricahua Apaches, were led by Nana, a remarkable man…” (from the rear cover). In this monograph, Lekson describes the group’s final effort to evade capture. Nana and his warriors fought the U.S. Cavalry in seven major engagements and attacked several ranches and towns, taking hundreds of cattle and horses while traveling more than 3,000 miles in the process.