Three Years Among the Indians and Mexicans The 1846 Ed., Unabridged

This book contains the lively reminiscences of the first American ever to go among the Comanche Indians for the purpose of trading, General Thomas James, who set out from St. Louis, first in 1809 as a member of an expedition to the headwaters of the Missouri River, and again in 1821, when he crossed the Great Plains to trade in Santa Fe and among the Comanches.