Never Take a Knife to a Gunfight: The Plight of the Apache

Never Take a Knife to a Gunfight: The Plight of the ApacheIn the 1800s, thousands of Native Americans were forced westward from their homes by the growth and ever expanding nation. Forced into smaller and smaller areas of land, being faced with brutality and a new world where money and legality ruled, their land was lost to buyers and government officials on the other side of the country. One tribe of the Apache took their lives in their own hands and boarded a trip to India, led by Chief Little Feather and

In the 1800s, thousands of Native Americans were forced westward from their homes by the growth and ever-expanding nation. Forced into smaller and smaller areas of land, being faced with brutality and a new world where money and legality ruled, their land was lost to buyers and government officials on the other side of the country. One tribe of the Apache took their lives in their own hands and boarded a trip to India, led by Chief Little Feather and his new wife, Min-ji.

Now finding themselves in an entirely new land, the Apache and Chief Little Feather must find new land to call their own. With the aid of locals and the Royal Crown of England, Little Feather earns respect and land through he and his warriors’ unmatched skills in eliminating enemies of the Crown—and finds a new, peaceful home for his people.