Kanzas and NebraskaFirst book on Kansas. Written in 1854, the same year Kansas became a territory. |
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... INDIANS FROM THE EAST — ABORIGINAL INDIANS — POPULATION AND CUSTOMS OF KNISTINEAUX OR CREES, OJIBWAS, ASSINEBOINS, GROS-VENTRES, BLACK FEET, MANDANS, SIOUX, CROWS, PUNCAS, OMAHAS, OTTOES, PAWNEES, KANZAS, OSAGES — THE PAST CONDITION AND ...
... INDIANS FROM THE EAST — ABORIGINAL INDIANS — POPULATION AND CUSTOMS OF KNISTINEAUX OR CREES, OJIBWAS, ASSINEBOINS, GROS-VENTRES, BLACK FEET, MANDANS, SIOUX, CROWS, PUNCAS, OMAHAS, OTTOES, PAWNEES, KANZAS, OSAGES — THE PAST CONDITION AND ...
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... INDIAN LEGISLATION — PLATTE PURCHASE — ORGANIZATION OF THE TERRITORIES EAST — NEBRASKA DEBATE,......................................95 CHAPTER VIII. AN ACT TO ORGANIZE THE TERRITORIES OF NEBRASKA AND KANZAS (1854) ...
... INDIAN LEGISLATION — PLATTE PURCHASE — ORGANIZATION OF THE TERRITORIES EAST — NEBRASKA DEBATE,......................................95 CHAPTER VIII. AN ACT TO ORGANIZE THE TERRITORIES OF NEBRASKA AND KANZAS (1854) ...
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