Old West research material

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{"value"=>"1834-1994", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1834/1994"}
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{"value"=>"<p>Arranged alphabetically.</p>"}
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1834
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1994
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1834
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  1. Research file
  2. Arizona and the West, "Scandal in the Tenth-Fort Sill"
  3. Arizona highways
  4. Article, "Stamp of the Buffalo Soldiers"
  5. Buffalo soldiers
  6. Bulletin of the Texas Archeological and Paleontological Society, "The Culture of the Comanches"
  7. Chronicles of Oklahoma, selected articles
  8. Fiction
  9. Henry O. Flipper, 2nd Lieutenant 10th Regiment U.S. Calvary
  10. Magazines [8/1]
  11. Frontier Times, selected articles
  12. The Hispanic American Historical Review, "The Seminole and Negro in Mexico"
  13. Holland's "Buffalo Days: A Rendezvous with Death"
  14. House of Representatives, 38th Congress, 1st Session, "Fort Pillow Massacre"
  15. The Journal of Negro History, "The Role of Negro Soldiers in Protecting the Indian Territory from Intruders"
  16. Journal of the West, "The Negro Soldiers on the Frontier: A Fort Davis Case Study"
  17. Kansas Historical Quarterly, "Diary of a Dodge City Buffalo Hunter"
  18. The Panhandle Plains Historical Review [4/1]
  19. Pearson's "The Battle of Adobe Walls"
  20. The Southwestern Historical Quarterly [2/1]
  21. General Ronald Slidell Mackenzie and the destruction of Buffalo Southwest
  22. "The Seminole-Negro Indian Scouts"
  23. 10th Calvary (Black regiment) standards
  24. Texas Highways, "Buffalo Soldiers"
  25. Texas Western Frontier (pages 30-39)
  26. "Development of the Cotton Stripper" and "Fort Concho in 1877"
  27. West Texas Historical Association Yearbook [6/1]