Dictation from Deane Monohan : Cheyenne, Wyoming, 1885.

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Dictation from Deane Monohan : Cheyenne, Wyoming, 1885.

Service in the Regiment of Mounted Riflemen, 1856-1884, in New Mexico, Arizona, Tennessee, Wyoming, Dakota, and Nebraska; with comments on the Navaho War, 1858, and the killing of Crazy Horse, 1877; later stockraising in Wyoming.

Originals : 8 leaves ; 23 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel (6 exposures) : negative (Rich. 116:17) and positive.

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