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1006:(1st ed.). Santa Fe, New Mexico: John Muir Publications.
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1352:"Edward Wapp (Wahpeconiah) Jr"
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213:. For two years, she studied
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310:traditional Indian dance
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1356:The Lawton Constitution
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1277:The Lawton Constitution
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