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- 33c29101d01f4d4680e0b80089209f63cc21f035e9d879eb0dc8dd3cd8676c90 authorlink "Charles B. Gatewood".
- 33c29101d01f4d4680e0b80089209f63cc21f035e9d879eb0dc8dd3cd8676c90 editor "Louis Kraft".
- 33c29101d01f4d4680e0b80089209f63cc21f035e9d879eb0dc8dd3cd8676c90 first "Charles B.".
- 33c29101d01f4d4680e0b80089209f63cc21f035e9d879eb0dc8dd3cd8676c90 isCitedBy Geronimo.
- 33c29101d01f4d4680e0b80089209f63cc21f035e9d879eb0dc8dd3cd8676c90 last "Gatewood".
- 33c29101d01f4d4680e0b80089209f63cc21f035e9d879eb0dc8dd3cd8676c90 page "xxxiii".
- 33c29101d01f4d4680e0b80089209f63cc21f035e9d879eb0dc8dd3cd8676c90 publisher "University of Nebraska Press".
- 33c29101d01f4d4680e0b80089209f63cc21f035e9d879eb0dc8dd3cd8676c90 quote "His ninth wife was Azul , a Chokonen who had been captured by Mexicans early in her life. She didn't marry Geronimo until the Apache prisoners of war moved to Fort Sill, Oklahoma Territory . She remained with him until his death in 1909 and never remarried.".
- 33c29101d01f4d4680e0b80089209f63cc21f035e9d879eb0dc8dd3cd8676c90 title "Lt. Charles Gatewood & His Apache Wars Memoir".
- 33c29101d01f4d4680e0b80089209f63cc21f035e9d879eb0dc8dd3cd8676c90 year "2009".