Francis Joseph Attocknie (1912-84) was the great-great-grandson of Ten Bears. Thomas W. Kavanagh is the author of Comanche Ethnography: Field Notes of E. Adamson Hoebel, Waldo R. Wedel, Gustav G. Carlson, and Robert H. Lowie (Nebraska, 2008) and The Comanches: A History, 1706-1875 (Nebraska, 1996).

Introduction by Thomas W. Kavanagh
Preface
The Dated Narratives
1. The Life of Ten Bears · ca. 1790–1872
2. Peace with the Kiowas · ca. 1825
3. Uhta Hookne: The Robe Entrenchments · 1837
4. Nahwakatahnohpetuhupu: When the Enemies Camped Together · 1838
5. Piakoruko’s War against the Apaches · 1840
6. Where the Comanches’ Saddle Packs Were Captured: Isakwahip’s Tragic Victory · ca. 1845–50
7. The Badger’s Mirror · 1855
8. Disaster in Coahuila · 1856
9. The Red-Striped Saddle Blanket · 1856
10. The Battle at Little Robe Creek · 1858
11. Wutsuki · 1858
12. Tuhtahyuheekuh Evens the Score against the Osages · 1868
13. Onawia Takes a New Wife and Goes to Mexico ·1868
14. Buckskin Charlie versus Kiowas and Comanches · July 1868
15. The Battle of the Washita · November 26, 1868
16. The Battle of McClellan Creek · September 24, 1872
17. The Battle of Adobe Walls · 1874
18. The Last Sun Dance, the Last Raid · July 26, 1878
The Undated Narratives
19. Esitoya’s Loyalty
20. Pukumahkuh’s Two Escapes
21. The Pukutsinuu: The Comanche Contrary Warriors
22. Mubsiihuhtuko: The Peaceful Nephew
23. A Fight between Cavalry and a Comanche War Party
24. Attocknie Gets Half a Scalp
25. A Cripple and a Blind Man Form a Friendship
26. Violation of a Dance Ground
27. Pohocsucut and the Two Kiowas
28. The Mule
29. Querherbitty
30. Comanche Pictographs
31. Miscellaneous Religious Matters
32. Fragmentary and Incomplete Narratives
Appendix: Lexicon
Notes
Bibliography
Index