Following the horrific massacre of Sand Creek in 1864, the Arapaho and Cheyenne, along with bands of Northern Cheyenne, Sioux and Comanche, fought back. Along the South Platte and Smoky Hill trails, the Indians wreaked havoc from western Kansas to Colorado, Oklahoma and Texas. It was clear that the Indians were now on the war path. Into this warring faction stepped a young Southern Cheyenne woman. She would become as Warrior Woman by her people. With the help of Cheyenne Oral History as told by her great-great grandson her correct story is now told. 195 pages hc