Dakota Territory During the Eighteen Sixties, Issue 30

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Governmental Research Bureau, University of South Dakota, 1954 - Dakota Territory - 97 pages

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Foreword _iii
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Setting up the Government __61
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Dakota Politics 18611875
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Copyright

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TitleDakota Territory During the Eighteen Sixties, Issue 30
Dakota Territory During the Eighteen Sixties, Herbert Samuel Schell
Issue 30 of Report (University of South Dakota. Governmental Research Bureau), University of South Dakota Governmental Research Bureau
The Governmental ResearchBureau. University of SouthDakota. Report 30
AuthorHerbert Samuel Schell
PublisherGovernmental Research Bureau, University of South Dakota, 1954
Original fromthe University of Virginia
DigitizedOct 23, 2008
Length97 pages
  
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