Ray Manley's Indian Land

by Clara Lee Tanner

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The Indian Lands of the Southwest encompass most of the photogenic places that today's travelers seek out in their quest to learn more about this western frontier. Each of these places have been or are occupied and protected by the various Indians of the area.

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The Indian Lands of the Southwest encompass most of the photogenic places that today's travelers seek out in their quest to learn more about this western frontier. Each of these places have been or are occupied and protected by the various Indians of the area.

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