By Nancy McGown Minor

Chapter 1 Maps, Tables, and Figures Chapter 2 Preface Chapter 3 Chapter 1: The Comanche-Lipan War for Control of the High Plains, 1700-1720 Chapter 4 Chapter 2: Lipan-Spanish Contacts at San Antonio, 1720-1730 Chapter 5 Chapter 3: The Lipan War Against the Spanish, 1730-1749 Chapter 6 Chapter 4: Peace with the Spanish in Texas Leads to Tribal Division, 1749-1751 Chapter 7 Chapter 5: The Lipan Missions of San Lorenzo and San Saba, 1751-1759 Chapter 8 Chapter 6: The Lipan Missions on the Upper Nueces River, 1760-1767 Chapter 9 Chapter 7: Dancing the Mitote (War Dance) in Texas and Coahuila, 1760-1772 Chapter 10 Chapter 8: The Apache Campaigns in the Sierra Madres, 1772-1777 Chapter 11 Chapter 9: The Spanish Attempt to Divide and Destroy the Lipans, 1777-1781 Chapter 12 Chapter 10: Lipan Apache Survival Strategies, 1780-1790 Chapter 13 Chapter 11: Juan de Ugalde's War against the Apaches of Coahulia, 1779-1790 Chapter 14 Chapter 12: Ugalde's Legacy: The Lipan Apaches Seek Revenge, 1790-1799 Chapter 15 Chapter 13: The Lipan Role in the Battles for Mexican and Texas Independence, 1800-1836 Chapter 16 Chapter 14: Lipan Apaches and the Republic of Texas, 1836-1845 Chapter 17 Chapter 15: Lipan Relations with the State of Texas, 1846-1851 Chapter 18 Chapter 16: Facing the Reservation: The Fourth Crisis Point in Lipan History, 1852-1860 Chapter 19 Chapter 17: Depredations and Military Response, 1846-1872 Chapter 20 Chapter 18: The War to Annihilate the Lipans in Mexico, 1873-1881 Chapter 21 Chapter 19: The Lipan Apaches Today Chapter 22 Notes Chapter 23 References Cited Chapter 24 Index Chapter 25 About the Author