28:29

The Last Indian Tom Quick Slayed, and The Indians' Retribution in Cochecton, New York, 1784

01:12:51

When Great Men Fall: The Untimely Death of Stonewall Jackson

32:12

The Dead Were Lying in All Directions: Little Crow's Warriors Attack New Ulm Minnesota, August 1862

24:18

The Bottoms of His Feet Were Torn Off: A Disastrous Fight With Comanches Near Kerrville, TX, 1857

31:46

No Indian Could Harm Him: Tom Quick's Exploits During The Revolutionary War

28:39

He Was The Vanquisher Of Bigfoot: Adam And Andrew Poe And Their Fight With The Wyandot Indians, 1781

32:26

She Too Was Scalped: Tom Quick’s Thirst For Indian Blood Continues To Grow, NY and PA, 1776

19:42

They Left Her To The Mercy Of The Indians: Penelope Stout Is Attacked By Delawares, 1641 New Jersey

23:04

He Trapped Six Indians To A Log, And Killed Them At His Leisure: Tom Quick, The Indian Slayer, ep.4

40:03

He Never Relaxed Around Indians: John Jones Stares Down Little Crow's Sioux Warriors, Minnesota 1862

27:12

Tom Quick Becomes The Indian Slayer By Avenging His Father, Imbruing His Hands in Indian Blood

04:13

They Had To Leave Her Behind: No Room in the Canoes For the Poor Girl From the Cushetunk Settlement

22:56

They Greeted Her With A Tomahawk: Tom Quick's Neighbors Attacked By Delaware Indians, Damascus, PA

22:52

They Called Him Indian Slayer: Tom Quick Vows Vengenace On All Indians After Delawares Attack, 1756

11:13

Their Bones Cried To Heaven For Vengeance On The Red Demons: Commentary on the 1862 Sioux Massacre

31:37

They Were Violated With Abhorrent Brutality: The 1857 Sioux Massacre at Spirit Lake, Iowa

35:40

She Became a Patriot's Wife: British-born Esther Reed, From First To Last a Stout American

11:50

Is It Mont-a-gyoo or Mon-tayg? How To Pronounce Montague And Other Texas Cities Like The Locals

32:38

They Threw Her Body On The Ground: Comanche and Kiowa Raids in Montague County, Texas, 1868

14:04

He Hung Their Heads On Poles: Comanche and Kiowa Indians Learned To Avoid Billy Davis' Place

28:58

When They Found Her She Was Unrecognizable: Comanches And Kiowas Attack Settlers in Montague, TX

25:08

They Were Good Indians: Attakullakulla of the Cherokee and White Eyes of the Lenape

10:58

These Dismal Death-Marked Highways: Commentary On The Oatman Massacre by Royal B. Stratton

33:08

They Massacred Them With Their Clubs: Olive Oatman Taken Captive By Yavapais Indians, 1851 (ep.3)

28:08

The Country Was Swarming With Apaches: Olive Oatman's Family Becomes Isolated From The Train (ep.2)

31:38

Olive Oatman Begins Her Ill-Fated Journey to New Mexico, 1850 ep.1

20:18

They Were Devils From The North: The Chenoo Tribe of Cannibals From New England and Canada

29:38

Four Indians Wanted Her For A Wife: Sioux Indians Capture Helen Carothers, Minnesota, August 1862

13:18

A Scene of Monstrous Misery: Indians Capture Maria and Christina Mannheim, as well as Massy Harbison

18:58

They Passed Her From One Chief To Another: The Box Family Is Massacred By Satanta's Kiowas, TX, 1866

30:48

He Buried His Hatchet In Her Skull: Fanny Kelly Tells Of Clara Blinn’s Capture By Satanta (ep. 18)

27:08

Santa Anna Gives The Masonic Sign Of Distress: Aftermath of the Battle of San Jacinto,1836

28:08

They Would Win Or Die: The Battle of San Jacinto, April 21, 1836, Texas Defeats Mexico

16:08

He Wanted A Yellow-Haired Wife From the Wagon Train: Chief Five Crows, As Told By Lorinda Bewley

29:18

The Ladies Were Most Barbarously Mistreated: British Attack Moncks Corner, South Carolina, 1780

27:58

He Perpretrated His Fiendish Designs Upon Her: Captivity of Lorinda Bewley and the Sager Children

53:08

They Were Orphaned, Then They Were Massacred: Oregon Trail and theWhitman Mission Massacre of 1847

32:22

They Built the Mounds, Then They Vanished: The Emperor and the Golden American City, 700 BC

35:38

Who Were the First Americans? Tartarian, Chinese, Scythian, Phoenician and Israelite Theories

56:58

A Scene of Unmitigated Misery: The Comanche Captivity of Sarah Horn in Texas and New Mexico, 1836

09:08

She Was Hung By Her Own Dress: The Tragic Fate of Mrs. Anna Snyder While A Captive Of The Arapahos.

52:48

They Bound Her Hand And Foot: Comanches Capture Sarah Horn, Mrs. Harris and Children in Texas, 1836

07:38

She Was Forced To Yield Her Person: Cheyenne Indians Attack Lucinda Eubank's Home in Nebraska, 1864

39:18

A Merciless Foe Surrounded Us: Governor Evans Defends His Actions Before The Battle of Sand Creek

02:08

They Poisoned The Delwares With Rattlesnake Venom: The Cunning of the Catawba Indians

38:18

No Quarter For The Cheyennes: A Defense Of The Battle of Sand Creek And The Good People of Colorado

18:28

She Was A Perfect Amazon: She Defended Her Home With An Axe From Indians in Kentucky, 1787-1791

42:28

She Had The Witch's Mark: Margaret Jones And Other Witch Trials in New England (1647-62)

17:18

They Dressed As Men To Fool The Comanches: Attack On The Hornsby Home, Near Austin, TX, 1836.

55:28

The Sioux Tried To Purchase Her: The Donner Party, Pioneer Martyrs of California, 1846

43:28

She Left Her Baby With The Indians: Letita Preson Floyd Tells of the Draper's Meadow Massacre, 1755

34:48

They Were Treated As Witches, And Flogged In The Streets of Boston: Puritan Persecution of Quakers

30:41

He Wanted A Son By A White Woman: Was Tecumseh's Mother A White Captive of the Shawnees?

15:15

When A Woman Went To The Dogs: Venereal Disease On The Western Frontier, 1860 -1890

36:11

They Took Her Children Away: Mary Draper Ingles Captured By Shawnee Indians In Virginia, 1755

27:41

They Were A Hunted People: Buffalo Calf Road Woman, The Girl Who Saved Her Brother And Fought Custer

39:29

They Called Her Baby A Devil: Elizabeth Hanson Captured By Abenaki Indians in New England, 1725

22:23

His Death Was Sent By The Almighty: Geronimo Tells Of The Evil Deeds of General Crook, 1872-1886

11:53

Her Daughter Was Killed in Her Arms: The Capture and Escape of Mrs. Frances Scott from Indians, 1785

13:03

She Gave Birth To A Half-Indian Baby: The Fate of Anna Morgan After Her Return From Captivity