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... Indians were once again declared " free " and told they could go wherever they wanted . But there was no place to go , since the hacendados controlled the bottom lands and all the upper slopes had long since been occupied by Indians who ...
... Indians were once again declared " free " and told they could go wherever they wanted . But there was no place to go , since the hacendados controlled the bottom lands and all the upper slopes had long since been occupied by Indians who ...
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... Indians ; they began to fear that the Indians would be emboldened to press for additional econom- ic and social gains , which would undermine their own position . The unusually fine sheep caught someone's attention , and the whole flock ...
... Indians ; they began to fear that the Indians would be emboldened to press for additional econom- ic and social gains , which would undermine their own position . The unusually fine sheep caught someone's attention , and the whole flock ...
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... Indians would give up alcohol and depose their peace chiefs . The prophet's twin brother , Tecumseh , formed a military alliance among tribes as far apart as Florida and the Rocky Mountains . Tenskwatawa himself was killed at Tippecanoe ...
... Indians would give up alcohol and depose their peace chiefs . The prophet's twin brother , Tecumseh , formed a military alliance among tribes as far apart as Florida and the Rocky Mountains . Tenskwatawa himself was killed at Tippecanoe ...
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Population Genetics | 13 |
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