The War Chief by Edgar Rice Burroughs

The War Chief by Edgar Rice BurroughsShoz Dijiji, raised as the son of Geronimo, was the foremost young warrior of the Apache and gloried in the unending war against the invaders. But only his adoptive father and his deadliest enemy knew that he was not an Apache by birth, but sprang from the white men he despised. Includes, at the back, a page and a half of words in the Apache language and their English version. Edgar Rice Burroughs, 1975 Mass Paperback, Very Good (other than some water

Huzur gave this book

the four divisions of the Canadian Corps in France did what neither the British nor the French armies had been able to do in more than 2 years of fighting

A variety of six polished stone hearts are included in this assortment of necklaces: clear quartz

with rolling hills

and more important

offers a richly illustrated exploration of the region’s rural lanes and landscape over one and a half centuries

has an urgent message for his boss

she is drawn deeper into the family's darkest secrets--the kind of secrets that could kill her

Very Good (looks like new except for previous owner's 'G read' on the inside corner of first page)

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The Dark Goddess Oracle Cards

giving their love one last chance