Just 81 words tell the story—but they’re powerful enough to represent the struggle and courage of the Yavapai-Apache people of Arizona’s Verde Valley. Those 81 words come from William T. Corbusier’s book, Verde to San Carlos, which recounts his army surgeon father’s memories of the forced relocation of these people to the San Carlos Reservation that began on February 27, 1875—1,476 people carried everything they owned in burden baskets over 180 miles in the winter. He wrote: “O

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- Goodbye Gus
- True West’s Best Firearms for 2015
- Cooke’s Canyon Ambush
- The Burden Basket Struggle
- Quanah Parker’s Second Act
- Dr. Jeremy Rowe
- True West’s Best of the West 2015 Winners
- True West’s Best Heritage Travel for 2015
- True West’s Best Western Books of 2014
- True West’s Best Movies, TV Series and DVDS of 2014
- A Brave New World
- The 100 Best Historical Photos of the American Indian
- True West’s Best Western Wear for 2015
- True West’s Best Art & Collectibles of 2014
- Why do we know so little about Crazy Horse?
- Why don’t we have any confirmed photos of Crazy Horse?
- Did the Apaches rape captives?
- Did Indians send smoke signals?
- Was Geronimo a real Apache chief?
- Who was White Apache?
- Who was Doc Carver?
- January Events 2015