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Following the Indian wars: the story of the newspaper correspondents among the Indian campaigners
Following the Indian wars: the story of the newspaper correspondents among the Indian campaigners
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Knight, Oliver
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From the Book - 1st ed.
Indian fighting is hardest kind of war
Indian War beginning in West
Custer attacks at Washita
Modocs hold off U.S. Army
Crook fights Sioux at Rosebud
Custer command wiped out
Terry takes field again
Sioux push "fighting Irish pencil pusher"
Where are the Indians?
Later and lesser campaigns
Closing the wire.
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Correspondants de guerre
Geschichte
Guerres
Indianerkriege
Indians of North America
Indians of North America -- Wars
Indians of North America -- Wars -- 1866-1895
Kriegsberichterstatter
Peuples autochtones
Peuples autochtones -- Guerres -- États-Unis -- 1866-1895
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War correspondents
Wars
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