The History of Terrorism
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1600-1866 Navajo Wars
1846 Immediately after these events Stockton dispatched a courier, Kit Carson, to inform Washington of the proceedings and details of his conquest of California.
1993 A subsequent history symposium, in 1993 in Taos, tried to enlighten and explain the frontiersman, to air various views. Invited, the Navajo refused to attend. Voicing one extreme view, an anthropologist remarked, "It's like trying to rehabilitate...
2006 Blood and Thunder: An Epic of the American West (book)
To one group represented, the American Indian Movement, Kit Carson was responsible for the murder, or genocide of Native Americans.