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Thomas Nelson Haskell · 1889 · Scanned text · Free in the US
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To the welfare of our colored races, and the entertainment of fair-minded people who desire the usefulness and honor of our country, the elevation and immortality of our Indian brethren, and the happiness and progess of American home life, this volume is cordially and respectfully dedicated by the author.
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You’ve reached the end of The Indian question. Young Konkaput, the king of Utes.