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Notes on the History of the Southern Paiutes and Western Shoshonis

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Paiute; Shoshone; Goshute; UteCatherine and Don Fowler analyze linguistic relationships between Great Basin Indian tribes, gatherings where members of various tribes would dance and hunt, slavery, contact with Mormons, and the development of reservations. This item can be found at the following link: http://content.lib.utah.edu/u?/USHSArchPub,6494
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Keywords

  1. Brigham Young
  2. Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints
  3. Culture
  4. Great Basin
  5. Hunting
  6. Indian
  7. Indian Agency
  8. Indian Reseravations Utah
  9. Indians
  10. Indians Of North America
  11. Intermarriage
  12. Language And Languages
  13. Languages
  14. Maps
  15. Mormons
  16. Relations With Indians
  17. Reservations
  18. Rites And Ceremonies
  19. Shoshoni Indians
  20. Slaver
  21. Slavery
  22. Southern Paiute Indians
  23. White Relations
  24. Whites
  25. Young, Brigham, 1801 1877

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