Discover a firsthand account of one of the American West's most controversial figures in Life of Tom Horn: Government Scout and Interpreter. Written by Tom Horn while imprisoned and originally published in 1904, the autobiography follows his experiences as an Army scout and interpreter during the Apache Wars, Pinkerton operative, cattle detective, and cowboy.

Part of the Western Frontier Library series, this 292 page book also provides historical perspectives on figures including Geronimo, Al Sieber, Natchez, and Chief Nana. Horn's account offers readers a closer look at his life before his 1903 execution in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

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Author: Tom Horn

Print Length: 292 Pages