May 1956
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The text explores the clash between cultures, specifically the conflict between the Apache people and the U.S. Army at Cibicu Creek. It highlights the role of Nock-aye-de-Klinney, an Apache leader who used his knowledge of white culture to incite resistance. The narrative details the events leading to the battle and its aftermath.
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