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Soldier girl
Soldier girl

By Richard A. Boning

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A fourteen-year-old girl leads a small band defending a fort against an Iroquois attack in New France, October, 1692.

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The American Indian wars, 1860-1890
Cavalry wife
Cavalry wife

By Eveline Martin Alexander

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The spirit of the border
The spirit of the border

By Zane Grey

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Crazy Horse
Crazy Horse

By William R. Sanford

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El Soldado Sonajera
El Soldado Sonajera

By Maria Victoria Coce

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The Inkpadootas
The Inkpadootas

By J. F. Glover

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Indian affairs papers, American Revolution
Echoes from the Square
Taos 1847, the revolt in contemporary accounts

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