IN THE LAND OF THE COMANCHES. WAR ON THE RED RIVER

Travel back in time to the turbulent 19th century and learn about the history of the conflict between Native American tribes and white settlers. This book is a fascinating journey through the dramatic events that shaped the American Frontier. Discover the fate of the Comanches, Kiowas, Cheyennes, and Arapahos in the clash with the expansion of the United States.

• In-depth analysis of the causes and course of the War on the Red River
• Detailed descriptions of the life and culture of the Comanches and other tribes
• Fascinating accounts of battles and skirmishes between Indians and the US Army
• Insightful portraits of heroes and leaders on both sides of the conflict
• Rich historical sources and unique archival materials
• Accessible language and dynamic narration

The author, Jarosław Wojtczak, is a renowned lawyer, traveler, and historical writer specializing in the history of both Americas. His rich experience and passion for history guarantee a reliable and engaging presentation of events. Wojtczak is a laureate of the Bronze Cross of Merit and the badge of the Minister of Culture for Merit to Polish Culture, which proves his contribution to the popularization of historical knowledge.

The Napoleon V publishing house presents a book that is an important voice in the discussion about the history of the American West. This publication allows us to understand the complexity of relations between native inhabitants and white settlers, showing the tragedy and drama of those times. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in American history, Indian culture, and the fate of the Frontier.

The book is published in a hardcover binding, which ensures its durability and aesthetic appearance. The 241x174 mm format makes it comfortable to read and store. The number of pages (289) guarantees rich content and a detailed presentation of the topic. The year of publication (2023) testifies to the topicality and freshness of the information contained in it.