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History of the Northern Ute People, A

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UteUintah; Uncompahgre; Moache; Weeminuche; Tabeguache; White River; YampaThis record gives a comprehensive history of the Ute peoples
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Keywords

  1. Agriculture
  2. Allotment
  3. Art
  4. Black Hawk War
  5. Brigham Young
  6. Education
  7. Federal Government
  8. Food
  9. Government
  10. Health
  11. History
  12. Hunting
  13. Indian Agency
  14. Intermarriage
  15. Land Use
  16. Livestock
  17. Maps
  18. Meeker Massacre
  19. Military
  20. Mining
  21. Missionaries
  22. Mormons
  23. Religion
  24. Reservations
  25. Slaver
  26. Spanish
  27. Spanish Slave Trade
  28. Termination
  29. Traditions
  30. Travel
  31. Treaties
  32. Unitah Ouray Reservation
  33. Ute Indians
  34. Wakara
  35. Wakara, Ute Chief, 1808? 1855
  36. War

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