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[DOC File]Mission US
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--Roman Nose, chief who led his fellow Cheyenne against homesteaders and railroad workers on what he considered traditional Native American lands in Kansas, 1866 “Fathers, your young men have devastated the country and killed my animals, the elk, the deer, the antelope, my buffalo.
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[DOCX File]Native American Warriors Describe the Threats to their Way ...
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--Roman Nose, chief who led his fellow Cheyenne against homesteaders and railroad workers on what he considered traditional Native American lands in Kansas, 1866 Fathers, your young men have devastated the country and killed my animals, the elk, the deer, the antelope, my buffalo.
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[DOC File]Shields Family History to 1917
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Elijah Monroe was born at Hollenberg, Kansas, in 1869, and in 1892 was married to Blanche V. Lowe; they now reside on a farm near Elk City, Kansas. Their children are Wayne, born in 1893 and died in 1897; Glen E., born in 1895; Jetta Ann, born in 1900; Monroe, born in 1901; William, born in 1903; Roy N., born in 1906, Edna G., born in 1909 ...
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[DOC File]Clara's M.A. Dissertation - working draft
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United States, 450 U.S. 544, 67 L. Ed. 2d 493, 101 S. Ct. 1245 (1981), which we have called the “pathmarking case” on the subject, Strate, supra, at 445. In deciding whether the Crow Tribe could regulate hunting and fishing by nonmembers on land held in fee simple by nonmembers, Montana observed that, under our decision in Oliphant v.
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[DOC File]Page: Title Page, Page Number: i - University of North ...
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Table 11. Expected and actual representation of deer skeletal elements (1983 and 1984 excavations). Table 12. Estimated meat yield in pounds (1983 and 1984 excavations). Table 13. Animal remains from the Fredricks site (1985 excavations). Table 14. Estimated meat yield in pounds (1985 excavations). Table 15.
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GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY
Mead, James Richard, Hunting and Trading on the Great Plains, 1859 – 1875, Edited by Schuyler Jones, Introduction by Ignace Mead Jones, Rowfant Press, Wichita, Kansas, 2008, ISBN: 978-1-929731-07-7. ©1986 by Schuyler Jones.
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[DOC File]TRAVELS IN - Manuel Lisa Party
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found the village to consist of about fifty-four lodges, of a circular form, and about. forty feet in diameter, with a projecting part at the entrance, of ten or twelve feet. in length, in the form of a porch. At almost every lodge, the door or entrance was. closed after the manner which is customary with Indians when they go on hunting
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[DOC File]Obituaries>> Deaths - Ancestry
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His special interests w ere fishing, deer hunting, carving, playing guitar for family entertainment and was considered to be knowledgable in repairing almost anything. He is survived by his wife Hazel (nee Dorman), sons Bryan (Donna), Robert (Debbie), daughter Karen, sister s-in-law Mary Best and Genevieve Best.
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[DOC File]www.besthunts.net
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Three hunting days are priced very economically at $3,000 and that includes a buck of 8 or 9 points and gross scoring less than 150 Boone and Crockett inches, very nice accommodations, food and 1 on 1 guide service. Deer grossing from 150 up to 169 Boone and Crockett points have a trophy fee of $2,000.
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[DOC File]L&C Journal - Stateham
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In three days of hunting near this site, Lewis, Clark, York the slave, and others killed nine Buffalo, one elk, and five deer. It should be noted that meat was the preferred item in the diet of the expedition, and where game was abundant they ate a lot of it.
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