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Great Plains, The
(Webb),
38

Great Spirit,
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,
264
–65,
266
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285

Gregg, Seander,
11
,
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Griffin, Fort,
261

Guadalupe Hidalgo, Treaty of,
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–30

Hainais,
211

Hair-Bobbed-on-One-Side, Chief,
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“half-breeds,” 7–8,
12
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21
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29
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55
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122
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,
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–87,
316
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Hall, Robert,
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Haltom City, Tex.,
182

Hamilton, Alexander,
235

Hanrahan, James,
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Haworth, J. M.,
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Hays, John Coffee “Jack,” 99,
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Hays Rangers,
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Hears the Sunrise, Chief,
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Henderson, John B.,
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Henry (Tonkawa scout),
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Henry repeating rifles,
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Herodotus,
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Heyl, E. M.,
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Hibbons, Mrs.,
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hides, buffalo,
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Honey Springs, Battle of,
208

Horse Back, Chief,
267
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horse meat,
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Houston, Fort,
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Houston, Sam,
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Houston, Tex.,
74
–75,
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Houston County, Tex.,
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Houston Telegraph and Texas Register
,
90
–91,
116

howitzers,
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Hudson, Charles,
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Hunkpapa Sioux,
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hunter-gatherer societies,
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259
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Huntsville, Tex.,
124
–25,
283

Hurons,
59

Huston, Felix,
98
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Incas,
46

Indian Bureau, U.S.,
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Indian Commissioners, U.S.,
107
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109
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116
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225
,
313

Indian fighters,
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235
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see also specific fighters

Indian Removal Act (1830),
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Indians,
see
Native Americans

Indian Territory,
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117
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Indian wars,
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see also specific battles and conflicts

influenza,
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Interior Department, U.S.,
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Iowas,
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Iroquois,
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59
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Isawaconi, Chief,
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Isimanica, Chief,
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Jacksboro, Tex.,
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Jackson, Andrew,
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James, Thomas,
34

Jerome, David,
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Jerome Agreement,
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Jerome Commission,
308
–10

Jicarilla Apaches,
56
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57
,
58

Johnson, Britt,
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Johnson, Middleton T.,
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Johnston, Albert Sidney,
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98

Jumanos,
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Kansas,
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14
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23
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25
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56
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58
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59
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207
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208
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210
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262
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Kansas Indians,
28
,
314

Karnes, Henry W.,
83
–84

Keechis,
16
,
209

Kelliheir, Tom,
176
,
177

Kellogg, Elizabeth,
17
,
18
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22
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36
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119
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120

Kentucky,
80
,
140

Kentucky rifles,
132
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137
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143
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144
,
146

Ketumseh, Chief,
114

Kichais,
37
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77
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120
,
211

Kickapoos,
35
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77
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122
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209
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211
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257
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Kiowas,
3
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4
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16
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31
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33
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59
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