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General Crook Discussing Terms of Surrender with Geronimo, March 1866

Sepia-toned photo of men gathered in a forest clearing during the surrender of Apache leader Geronimo to General Crook, March 1886.

Photograph of General Crook with accompanying description of terms of surrender with Geronimo, March 1866.  This photograph was reprinted in Opie Rundell Burgess' book Early Arizona History published in 1947.

Early Arizona History
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