Category: History - American

Captivity of the Oatman Girls Being an Interesting Narrative of Life Among the Apache and Mohave Indians

The first Encampment--The Oatman Family--Their checkered Allotment up to the Time of their Emigration--Mr. Oatman--His Ill-health--Proposes to join the Party organized to form an American Colony near the Gulf of California, in 1849--The 10th of August--Discord in Camp, owing t...

Chapters

10. CHAPTER III.

Lorenzo Oatman--Conscious of most of the Scenes of the Massacre--The next Day he finds himself at the Foot of a rocky Declivity, over which he had fallen--Makes an Effort to wal...

11. CHAPTER IV.

The Journey of three hundred and fifty Miles to the Mohave Valley--The Means of Subsistence during the Time--The Conduct of the Mohaves compared with the Apaches--Arrive at the...

14. CHAPTER VII.

Francisco goes over the River, and spends the Night--Persuades some of the Sub-Chiefs to apply again for Permission to let Olive go free--His Threats--The Chiefs return with him...

8. CHAPTER I.

The first Encampment--The Oatman Family--Their checkered Allotment up to the Time of their Emigration--Mr. Oatman--His Ill-health--Proposes to join the Party organized to form a...

9. CHAPTER II.

Mrs. and Mrs. Oatman in Perplexity--Interview with Dr. Lecount--Advises them to proceed--They start alone--Teams begin to fail--The Roads are bad--The Country rough and mountain...

12. CHAPTER V.

The Mohaves--Their Sports--An Expedition of Hostility against the Cochopas--Its Design--Tradition concerning it--The Preparation--Their Custom of Sacrificing a Prisoner on the D...

13. CHAPTER VI.

Lorenzo Oatman--His Stay at Fort Yuma--Goes with Dr. Hewit to San Francisco--His constant Misery on Account of his Sisters--Dark Thoughts--Cold Sympathy--Goes to the Mines--Reso...

16. PART III. From the invention of printing until the present time, in

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7. CHAPTER VII.

Francisco goes over the River, and spends the Night--Persuades some of the Sub-Chiefs to apply again for Permission to let Olive go free--His Threats--The Chiefs return with him...

3. CHAPTER III.

Lorenzo Oatman--Conscious of most of the Scenes of the Massacre--The next Day he finds himself at the Foot of a rocky Declivity, over which he had fallen--Makes an Effort to wal...

2. CHAPTER II.

Mr. and Mrs. Oatman in Perplexity--Interview with Dr. Lecount--Advises them to proceed--They start alone--Teams begin to fail--The Roads are bad--The Country rough and mountaino...

1. CHAPTER I.

The first Encampment--The Oatman Family--Their checkered Allotment up to the Time of their Emigration--Mr. Oatman--His Ill-health--Proposes to join the Party organized to form a...

4. CHAPTER IV.

The Journey of three hundred and fifty Miles to the Mohave Valley--The Means of Subsistence during the Time--The Conduct of the Mohaves compared with the Apaches--Arrive at the...

6. CHAPTER VI.

Lorenzo Oatman--His Stay at Fort Yuma--Goes with Dr. Hewit to San Francisco--His constant Misery on Account of his Sisters--Dark Thoughts--Cold Sympathy--Goes to the Mines--Reso...

5. CHAPTER V.

The Mohaves--Their Sports--An Expedition of Hostility against the Cochopas--Its Design--Tradition concerning it--The Preparation--Their Custom of sacrificing a Prisoner on the D...

15. PART II. From the birth of Christ to the invention of the art of