Son of vengeance, 1781-1804 -- The rebel from Guajoquilla, October 1804-April 1805 -- The barbarian enemy, April 1805-January 1806 -- An inhuman and ferocious man, January 1806-December 1806 -- A well-armed and mounted man, January 1807-June 1807 -- An Apache assassin, June 1807-December 1807 -- The subject of all conversations, January 1808-December 1808 -- A good person from Laguna, January 1809-June 1810 -- The apostate Apache, June 1810-September 1810 -- A legendary marauder, September 1810-.
Summary:
"Draws on English- and Spanish-language sources to prove that Raphael was indeed a real person, an Apache raised by a Spanish priest, and explores how and why this man who straddled two social and cultural worlds, Native American and Spanish, became a legendary figure whose criminal exploits were said to include killing hundreds of people in northern New Spain between 1804 and 1810"-- Provided by publisher.
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