George P. Hammond Collection, 1933-1956

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George P. Hammond Collection, 1933-1956

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This collection contains three volumes of a detailed manuscript written by George PeterHammond entitled "Navajo-Hopi Relations," which addresses the history of these two tribesbetween 1540 and 1956. The subtext speaks to the role of the U.S. government and military,missionaries, and other tribes in those relations.

1 box ( .26 cu. ft.)

eng,

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