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1089:A Portrait of the Stars and Stripes
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1405:Mendez, Lys (June 2, 2006).
1374:"Scout's project honors vet"
1200:Sterner, C. Douglas (1999).
1166:Sterner, C. Douglas (1999).
433:Battle at Wounded Knee Creek
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