Ally of Geronimo, who was later captured and executed for his guerilla warfare against the United States. Between the late 1870s and the end of 1880, Victorio led some of the most destructive raids on white settlements in the Southwest; like many of the more notorious Native American chiefs of the era, he was feared by his own men, not just white settlers.
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As the constant fighting continued, Victorio's hatred deepened. He became a ruthless killer, torturing and mutilating his victims. Some of his followers considered him a madman
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Victorio Quotes in Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
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Chapter 17
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As the constant fighting continued, Victorio's hatred deepened. He became a ruthless killer, torturing and mutilating his victims. Some of his followers considered him a madman
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