The American Indian ReaderJeannette Henry Indian Historian Press, 1974 - 149 páginas |
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... killed , and two French Jesuit missionaries are dead . 1650. The Tarahumaras are again in revolt against the mission system of slavery , but the rebellion is put down . 1652. The Tarahumaras rebel again . Their rebellion is crushed once ...
... killed , and two French Jesuit missionaries are dead . 1650. The Tarahumaras are again in revolt against the mission system of slavery , but the rebellion is put down . 1652. The Tarahumaras rebel again . Their rebellion is crushed once ...
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... killed or commit suicide . This is known his- torically as the Battle of the Little Big Horn . Later the Sioux are hunted down , until they are caught and placed on reser- vations . On October 21 , the Sioux are attacked during a peace ...
... killed or commit suicide . This is known his- torically as the Battle of the Little Big Horn . Later the Sioux are hunted down , until they are caught and placed on reser- vations . On October 21 , the Sioux are attacked during a peace ...
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... killing several Indians . In January , Juh and Geronimo surrender at White Mountain Agency , with one hundred and eight of their people . Victorio is killed in Mexico . The Ponca Reservation has conditions so vile , and the BIA ...
... killing several Indians . In January , Juh and Geronimo surrender at White Mountain Agency , with one hundred and eight of their people . Victorio is killed in Mexico . The Ponca Reservation has conditions so vile , and the BIA ...
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