The Memoirs of Chief Red FoxMemoirs of the American Indian Chief, born in 1870. |
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... believe . The Great Spirit and God must be brothers — if they are not the same . " She asked me about the dances of the Indians , and whether or not they were ceremonials . I told her they were just as when David danced " with all his ...
... believe . The Great Spirit and God must be brothers — if they are not the same . " She asked me about the dances of the Indians , and whether or not they were ceremonials . I told her they were just as when David danced " with all his ...
Page 89
... believe the United States government would have allowed this to happen , or would have ordered the army to perpetrate it , if it had known the true facts of the condition of Big Foot and his band of 400 Indians who left their ...
... believe the United States government would have allowed this to happen , or would have ordered the army to perpetrate it , if it had known the true facts of the condition of Big Foot and his band of 400 Indians who left their ...
Page 103
... believe that the races of man should be limited to three primary divi- sions - white , yellow , and black . They would put the Red man in the Mongolian cradle . As a matter of vis- ibility , these specialists are color blind , for the ...
... believe that the races of man should be limited to three primary divi- sions - white , yellow , and black . They would put the Red man in the Mongolian cradle . As a matter of vis- ibility , these specialists are color blind , for the ...
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