The Great Comanche Raid, Boldest Indian Attack Of The Texas Republic

DONALY E. BRICE

Publication: Eakin Press, 1987, Austin

First Edition. Simulated leather. 122pp. Illustrations. 4 Maps. Introduction. Endnotes. Bibliography. Index. "The Great Comanche Raid of 1840 investigates the boldest and most concerted Indian depredation in the history of Texas...Donaly's comprehensive book covers the raid from its beginnings in the Texas Hill Country to the destructive raids on Victoria and Linnville, and the Indians' retreat and subsequent defeat at the Battle of Plum Creek." A fine copy in dust jacket with a small tear to upper edge of rear panel. Signed presentation on half-title from author to Mary Yturria, who received the Texas Historical Committee Governors' Award for her efforts in the preservation of the Palo Alto and Reseca de la Palma Battlefields. In turn, "Grandmother" Yturria presents this book to a family member with a signed inscription on the front free-endpaper.

Inventory Number: 51710