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John B. Dunbar

Author of The Pawnee Indians. A sketch

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Includes the name: John Brown] [Dunbar

Works by John B. Dunbar

"The White Man's Foot in Kansas," Kansas Historical Collections, vol. 10 (1908): 54-98. 1 copy

"Massacre of the Villazur Expedition by the Pawnees on the Platte in 1720," Kansas Historical Collections, vol. 11… 1 copy

“The Pawnee Indians----Their Habits and Customs,” 1 copy

“The Pawnee Indians; Their History and Ethnology,” 1 copy

The Pawnee Indians. A sketch 1 copy

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The Last of the Mohicans (1826) — Editor, some editions — 13,253 copies

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1375 (1) A well written reference not only directed toward the history of the Pawnee Indians (1) An excellent reference for understanding the Pawnee lifestyle (1) and Governor Onate's explorations in the region. (1) but also pertinent information regarding their culture (1) clothing and war. The role of women and the elderly are also detailed. Included is an very informative map detailing the Pawnee territory (1) from Trade (1) Includes comment on Coronado's march to Quivira (1) Includes map and sketch of ruins of El Cuartalejo (1) including Kansas. (1) Juan de Padilla (1) lifestyle (1) their child rearing practices and laws governing the tribe. An excellent resource. (1) to food (1) which was located in present Scott County. (1)

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