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Pagina 127
... Indians were well - armed , and the sobering counsel of the great Chief Crowfoot did not prevent young warriors listening to orators who said they should drive out the whites and welcome back the buffalo to the happy hunting grounds ...
... Indians were well - armed , and the sobering counsel of the great Chief Crowfoot did not prevent young warriors listening to orators who said they should drive out the whites and welcome back the buffalo to the happy hunting grounds ...
Pagina 128
... Indians . Shots fired in the air brought reinforcements to increase the police party to thirteen . Dickens persuaded a friendly Indian to take a message to Chief Crowfoot , asking that he intervene ; but this time the chief was ...
... Indians . Shots fired in the air brought reinforcements to increase the police party to thirteen . Dickens persuaded a friendly Indian to take a message to Chief Crowfoot , asking that he intervene ; but this time the chief was ...
Pagina 131
... Indians quiet and asked the police detachment to leave on the grounds that it irritated the redskins . On 2nd April the non - Indian residents of Frog Lake attended a service at the little Roman Catholic church . Suddenly , Wandering ...
... Indians quiet and asked the police detachment to leave on the grounds that it irritated the redskins . On 2nd April the non - Indian residents of Frog Lake attended a service at the little Roman Catholic church . Suddenly , Wandering ...
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DAY TRIP BY R G | 58 |
AT SECOND HAND BY LEONARD CLARK | 344 |
SAINT ROSAS MACHINE BY LESLIE GARDINER | 418 |
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