Geronimo

In place of the distorted image of Geronimo as a bloodthirsty savage, she offers her version of a man full of energy and drive, fiecely independent, possessed of great business acumen, and interest in everything. . Debo's book is a most detailed, through, pleasantly written, and stimulating account of Geronimo's life and circumstances. Journal of American History. This book. . vividly illustrates the paradoxical elements of the Apache wars, not to mention the capricious mature of the United State's Indian policy during a period of some 50 years'. Washington Post.