l narrative. The 1860s and 1870s were a truly terrifying time for Yavapais, and the young boy's capture is one episode linked to a larger chain of events. Secon
The way this is worded effectively and sensitively articulates the violence of the situation
d, Montezuma did not have an "Indian awakening" later in life. He actively searched for his family from a young age, and went through many peaks and valleys in his quest to discov
This insinuates that during his development, his search for his identity was important, not an afterthought.