Chapter
The Apache Wars
26:10 - 32:22 (06:11)
Taza, the designated heir of Cochise, believed that there was no way to defeat the American soldiers and advocated for peace. However, some criticized him for not being reckless enough and trying to win the battles brutally.
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The son of Cochise, Taza, recognized the futility of trying to defeat the American army and advocated for peace, but faced criticism from others who wanted to go all out in battle.
26:10 - 32:22 (06:11)
Apache Wars
Summary
The son of Cochise, Taza, recognized the futility of trying to defeat the American army and advocated for peace, but faced criticism from others who wanted to go all out in battle. The trauma of losing family members in the conflict deeply affected the Apache leaders, such as Chief Chihuahua, Chief Nana, and Chief Loco.