Richard Henry Pratt papers. Drawings by Etahdleuh [microform] 1875-1878.

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Richard Henry Pratt papers. Drawings by Etahdleuh [microform] 1875-1878.

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Contains various drawings made by an Indian artist on Indian life in the western United States including warriors, fighting and surrender views, scenes of trip from Fort Sill, Okla. to Fort Marion, Fla. as prisoners, scenes of the Indian prison life at Fort Marion in Saint Augustine, Fla.

2 folios : all ill.

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