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Bibliography, American Indiansy Books, flags, history, National Guard, periodica s,regiment level orj)ý47ation, United States, US Army, warfare, cavalry, :i.nfant-•,

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IMASIITRACT (Cledha mm e veree omeen~aow an .W~ f~h blSock num b")I-This number considers wars, battles, or ckrriihas engag;ed in by nativw kineri-cans and settlers in the Uiited Sbtates, Books and periodical awticlTs are citedA concluding section notes US Arry flat, Htreamers a,,arded to regulrJr kiwj orNational Guard unit;'. sf' for actions in speciC'ic Indian %,ars. Sueh awar(is areindicative oi' the iexocity of battle.

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FOREWORD

Wars, battles, or skirmishes were engaged in by native ALmericans and settlersinterested in sharing the same landscape for much of the four hundred y3ars,ending with the first decade of this century. Treaties were a matter ofconvenience. Theni, as fow, the military served as an instrument of policy.

This number, in our irregularly issued bibliography series, presents book andperiodical article citations written about the major conflicts. They providedetails which relate to terrorist activities as there was seldom a prescribedfield of battle and little time to organize for tactics. The citations arefollowed by a chronological items index which is keyed to the book or article.Finally, there i; a list of Regular Army National Guard combat units which areauthorized US Army flag streamers. Years of specific citation are indicated ifidentified in the lineage sources.

Lester L. MillerAdministrative Librarian

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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I. Books - BI to 129 ............................................. 1 - 8

II. Periodical Articles-P1 to P90 .......... . ..... -13

III. Citations Index ....................14 - 15

IV. US Army Flag Streamers Awarded to Combat Regiments -Regular Army and National Guard......... 16 - 18

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BI ADAMS, George, R. General William Selbv Harney, Frontier Soldier,1800-1889, Thesis, Photocopy, Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms,c . 19837

B2 BARCE, Elmore. The Land of the Miamis. an Account of the Struggleto Secure Possession of the Northwest from the Endof the Revo1utionUntil 1812, Fowler, IN: Benton Review, c. 1922.

B3 BARNITZ, Albert. Life in Custer's Cavalry, Diaries and Letters ofAlbert and Jennie Barnitz, New Haven, CT: Yale Univ., c. 1977.

B4 BARRY, James B. A Texas Ranger and Frontiersman; the Days of BuckBa-ry in Texas, 1845-1906, Dallas, TX: Southwest Press, c. 1932.

B5 BEERS, Henry P. The Western Military Frontier, 1815-46,Philadelphia, PA:- 'TTimes and News, c. 1935.

B6 BIGELOW, John. On the Bloody Trail of Geronimo, Los Angelps, CA:Westernlore Press, c. 1958.

B7 BIRD, Harr',on. War for the West, 1790-1813, New York, NY: OxfordUniv. Press, c. 197i.

38 BOURKE, John G. On the Border with Crook, New York, NY:Scribner's, C. 1892.

B9 __. With General Crook in the Indian Wars, Ashland,OR: Lewis Tsborne, c. 1968.

810 BOYER, Lt. Daily Journal of Wayne's Campaign, Cincinnati, OH:American Pioneer, c. 1842.

B11 BRADY, Cyrus T. American Fights and Fighters; Stories of the FirstFive Wars of the United States, frpm the War of the Revolut~on tothe War of 1811, New York, NY: Doubleday, Page, c. 1923.

B12 BRANDES, Raymond. Troopers West: Militaey and Indian Affairs onthe American Frontior, San Diego, CA! Frontier Heritage Press,C. 1970.

B13 BRILL, Charles J. Conquest of the Southern Plains, Oklahoma City,OK: Golden Saga Publishers, c- 1938.

B14 BRININSTOOL, Eirl A. Fighting Indian Warriors, Harrisburg, PA:Stackpole Co., c. 1953.

B15 ..... . Fighting Red Cloud's Warriors, Columbus, OH:Hunter-Trader-Trapper Co., c. 1926

B16 BROWN, Dee A. Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee; An Indian History ofthe American West, New York, NY: Holt, Rinehart & Winston, c. 1971.

B17 __. The Galvanized Yankees, Urbanna, ILL: Univ.of Illinois Press, c. 673.

818 BUTTERFIELD. Consul W. History of the Girty's) Bein' a ConciseAccount of -ýhre Girty Brothers...wlth a Recital of the PrincipalEvents7 intiFrWest During these Wars, Cincinnati, OH: R. Clarke,c. 1890.

819 BYRNE, Patrick E., Soldiers of the Plains, New York, NY: Balch &Co., c. 1926.

B20 CARTER, Robert G. Massacre of Salt Creek Prairie, and the Cowboy'sVerdict, Washington, DC: Gibson, c. 1919.

B21 CHARLTON, John B. The Old Sergeant's Story, New York, NY: F. H.Hitchcock, c. 1926.

822 CRAWFORD, Samuel J. Kansas in the Sixties, Chicago, IL: A. C.McClurg & Co., c. 1911.

823 CROOK, George. General George Crook; His Autobiography, Normal,OK: Univ. of OK, c. 1946.

B24 CRUSE, Thomas. Apache Days and After, Caldwell, ID: Caxton,c. 1941.

B25 CUSTER, Elizabeth. Boots and Saddles; or Life in Dakota with GeneralCuster, New York, NY: Harper, c. 1885.

B26 . Following the Guidon, New York, NY: Harper & Brothers,c. 1890.-

B27 CUSTER, George A. My Life on the Plains; or, Personal Experienceswith Indians, Noman, OK: Univ. of OK, c. 1962.

B28 . Wild Life on the Plains and Horrors of Indian Warfare,St. Louis, MO: Royal Publ. Co., c. 1891.

B29 DARLINGTON, Mary C. History of Col. Henry Bouquet and the WesternFrontiers of Pennsylvania, 1747-1764, New York, NY: Arno Press,c. 1971.

B30 DAVIS, Britton. The Truth About Geronimo, New Haven, CT: Yal Univ.Press, c. 1929.

B31 DeBARTHE, Joseph. Life and Adventures of Frank Grouard, Norman,OK: Univ. of OK, c. 1958.

B32 DeMONTRAVEL, Peter R. The Career of Lieutenant General Nelson A.Miles from the Civil War through the Indian Wars, Thesis, Photocopy,Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms, c. 1983.

B33 DENNY, Ebenezer. Military Journal of Major Ebenezer Denny, NewYork, NY: The Times, c. 1971.

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IB34 DeSHIELDS, James T. Border Wars of Texas, Tioga, TX: Herald Co.,c. 1912.

B45 DIXON, Billy. Life of 'Billy' Dixon, Plainsman, Scout and Pioneer, 0Dallas, TX: P.L. Turner Co., C. 1927.

B36 DOUGLAS, Claude L. The Gentlemen in the White Hats; DramaticEpisodes in the History of the Texas Rangers, Dallas, TX: SouthwestPress, c. 1934.

B37 DOWNEY, Fairfax D. Indian-Fighting Army, New York, NY: Scribner's,c. 1941.

B38 .. Indian Wars of the U.S. Army, 1776-1865, Garden City,NY: Doubleday, c. 1963.

B39 DUNN, Jacob, P. Massacres of the Mountains; a History of the IndianWars of the Far West, New York, NY: Harper, c. 1886.

B40 EDMUNDS, R. David. Tecumseh and the Quest for Indian Leadership,Boston, MA: Little, Brown, C. 0984.

B41 EGAN, Ferol. Sand in a Whirlwind: The Paiute Indian War of 1860,Reno, NV: Unitv. of Nev. Press, c. 1985.

B42 EGE, Robert J. Tell Baker to Strike Them Hard; Incident on theMarias, Bellevue, NB: Old Army Press, C. 1970.

B43 ELLIS, Edward S. The Indian Wars of the United States, New York,NY: Cassell Pub., c. 1892.,

B44 FEE, Chester A. Chief Joseph; the Biography of a Great Indian, NewYork, NY: Wilson-Erickson, Inc., c. 1936.

B45 FILSON, John. Kentucke and the Adventures of Col. Daniel Boone,Louisville, KY: J.P. Morton & Co., c. 1934.

B46 FINERTY, John F. War-Path and Bivouac, Norman, OK: Univ. of OK,c. 1961.

B47 FLINT, Timothy. Indian Wars of the West, New York, NY: ArnoPress, c. 1971.

B48 FOREMAN, Grant. Advancing the Frontier, 1830-1860, Norman, OK:

Univ. of Okla. Press, c. 1933.

649 . Indians and Pioneers; the Stor of the AmericanSouthwest Before 8, Norman, UK: Univ. of Okla. Press, c. 1936.

B50 FROST, John. Frost's Pictorial History of Indian Wars andCaptivities, from the Earliest Recora of American History to thePresent Time, New York, NY: Wells Publishing Co., c. 1873.

B51 . Indian Battles, Captivities, and Adventures, from theEarliesFt Period to the Present Time, New York, NY: J.C. Uerby,c. 1856.

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B52 FRY, James B. A= Sacrifices; or, Briefs from OfficialPigeon-Holes, New York, NY: 0. Van Nostrand, c. 1879.

B53 GRINNELL, George 8. Two Great Scouts and Their Pawnee Battalion,Cleveland, OH: Arthur H. Clark Co., c. 1928.

854 GROSKOPF, Ronald S. Fort Sill and the Indian Wars, Fort Sill, OK:the school, 1969.

B55 HALEY, James L. The Buffalo War: The History of the Red RiverIndian Uprising NY: Doubleday, c. 1976.

656 HATFIELD, Shelly Ann. Indians of the United States-Mexico Bordersr.n9 the Porfiriato 1876-1911, Thesis, Photocopy, Ann Arbor, M]:niversity Microflims, c. 1i7.'

B57 HEARD, Isaac V. D. History of the Sioux War and Massacres of 1862and 1863, New York, NY: Harper, c. 1864.

B58 HEBARD, Grace R. The Bozeman Trail; Historical Accounts of theBlazing of the Overland Routes Into the Northwest, Clevea7H:Arthur H. Clark Co., c. 1922.

B59 . Washakie; an Account of Indian Resistance of theCovered Wagon and Union Pacific Railroad Invasions of theirTerritory, Cleveland, OH: Arthur H. Clark Co., c. 1930.

B60 HOROWITZ, David. The First Frontier: The Indian Wars andAmerica's Origins, 1607-1776, New York, NY: Simon & Schuster,c. 1978.

B61 HUBBARD, William. The History of the indian Wars in New Englandfrom the First Settlement to the Termirnation of the War with KingPhilip, In 1677, Roxbury, MA: W.E. Woodward, c. 1865.

B62 JACOB, John J. A Biographical Sketch of the Life of the LateCaptain Michael 7resap, New York, NY: Arno Press, R 1971.

B63 JOHNSON, Hervey. Tending the Talking Wire: A Buck Soldier'sView of Indian Coutry, 1863-1866, Salt Lake City, UT: Univ. ofUtah-Press, c. 1979.

864 JOHNSON, Richard W. A Soldier's Reminiscenses in Peace and War,Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott Co., c. 1886.

B65 JONES, Douglas C. The Treaty of Medicine Lodge, Norman, OK:Univ. of Okla. Pres-s-,717 6.

666 KING, Charles. Campaign with Crook, and Stories of Arm) Life, NewYork, NY: Harper, c. 1890.

B67 KIP, Lawrence. Army Life on the Pacific, New York, NY: Redfield,c. 1859.

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B68 KNIGHT, Dr. Narrattvos of the Perils and Sufferings of Dr. Knightand John. Slovtr, Among the Indians, Cincinnati, OH: U.P. James,c.187

B6S HAFEN, LeRoy R. Fort Laramie and the Pageant of the West, 1834-1890,Glendale, CA: Arthur H. •Cark Co., c. 1938.

B70 HOIG, Stan. The Battle of the Washita: The Sheridan-Custer IndianCampaign of 1867-69. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, c. 1976.

B72 HOWARD, Oliver 0. My Life and Experiences Among Our Hostile Indians,New York, NY: Da Capo Pr., c. 1972.

B73 HUNTER, John M. The Bloody Trail in Texas, Bandera, TX: JM.Hunter, c. 1931.

B74 HYNES, William F. Soldiers of the Frontier, Denver, CO: the ?,c. 1943.

B75 KEIM, de B.R. Sheridan's Troopers on the Borders, Philadelphia,PA: D. McKay, c. 1885.

B76 KNIGHT, Oliver. Following the Indian Wars, Norman, OK: Univ. ofOkla. Press, c. 19

377 LECKIE, William H. Unlikely Warriors, Norman, OK: Univ. of Okla.Press, c. 1984.

B78' LEE, L.P. History of the Spirit Lake Massacre, Fairfield, WA: YeGalleon Press, r. 1967.

B79 LONGSTREET, Stephen. War Cries on Horseback, Garden City, NY:Doubleday, c. 1970.

B80 LUCE, Edward S. Keogh, Commanche and Custer, Dedham, MA: The au,c. 1939.

B81 McCONNELL, Joseph C. The West Texas Frontier, Jackborg, TX:Gazette Press, c. 1933.

B82 MacLEOD, William C. The American Indian Frontier, London, ENG: K.Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., LTD., c. 1928.

Midwest Company, c. 1931T.

B84 MATHER, Increase. A Relation of the Troubles Which Hava Happenedin New England..., New York, NY: Arno Press, r. 172.

B85 MAYHALL, Mildred P. Indian Wars of Texas, Waco, TX: Texian Press,c 1965.

B86 MAZZANOVICH, Anton. Trailing Geronimo, Los Angeles, CA: Gem Publ.Co., c. 1926.

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887 MELVOIN, Richard 1. Now England Outpost..., Thesis, Photocopy, AnnArbor, MI: University Microfilms, c. ,983.

888 MILES, Nelson A. Personal Recollections and Observations of GeneralNelson A. Miles..., Chicago, IL: WWerner Co., c. 1896.

389 Servtoq the Republic, Memoirs of the Civil and Military89 iR, N York, NY: Harper, c. 1911.

B90 Minnesota in the Civil and Indian Wars, 1861-1865, St. Paul, MI:-o ard of commissioners, c. 180

B91 MURRAY, Robert A. The Amry on the Powder River, Fort Collins, CO:Old Army Press, r. 1972.

B92 NICHOLS, Roger L. General Henry Atkinson, a Western Military Career,Norman, OK; Univ. of Okla. Press, c. 1965.

B93 NYE, Wilbur S. Carbine and Lance; the Story of Old Fort Sill,Norman, OK: Univ. of Okla. Press, r. 1969.

894 *Plains Indian Raiders; the Final Phases of Warfare fromth e Arkansas to the Red River, Norman, OK: Univ. of Okla. Press,c. 1968.

B95 OSTRANDER, Alson B. An Army Boy of the Sixties; a Storm of thePlains, Yonkers-on-Hudson, NY: World Book Co., c. 1924.

B96 PIKE, James. Scout and Ranger, Princeton, NJ: University Press,c. 1932.

697 PRATI, Richard H. Battlefield and Classroomi Four Decades with theAmerican Indian, 1867-1I904, New Haven, CT: Yale Univ. Press,c. 1964.

B98 Record of Engagements with Hostile Indians within the MilitaryDivision of the Missouri from 1868 to 1882, Lieutenant-General P.H.Sheridan, Commanding, Wash., GPO, r. 1969.

B99 REMINGTON, Frederic. Pony Tracks, New York, NY: Harper, c. 1895.

B100 RICKEY, Don. Forty Miles a Day on Beans and Hal; the EnlistedSoldier Fighting the Indian Wars, Norman, OK: Univ. 77l7Press, c. 1963.

B101 War in the West--The Indian Campaign, Fort Collins,CO: OdArmy Press, c. 1956.

B102 RISTER, Carl C. Border Command, General Phil Sheridan in the West,Norman, OK: Univ. of Okia. Press, c. 1944.

8103 The Southwestern Frontier, 1865-1881, Cleveland, OH:Arthur lark Cn., 1. 1928.

B104 ROBERTS, Larry D. The Artillery with the Regular Army in theWestfrom 1866 to 1890, Paper, StiIl1ater, OK: OK State Univ., T"TT-.

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0105 ROGERS, Fred B. Soldiers of the Overland..., San Francisco, CA:Grabhorn Press, c. 1938.

B106 SMITH, Judson M. The Story of a Regiment, the Twenty-First UnitedStates Infantry, Honolulu, HI: Advertiser Pub. Co., c. 1940.

8107 SMITH, 0. M. Htstou of the Twentv Second United States Infartry,Governors Islan NY: HQ ZZd INF, 1si .

B108 SMITH, William H. The St. Clair Papers, Cincinnati, OH: R. Clarke& Co., c. 1882.

B109 SPOTTS, David L. Campaigning with Custer and the ?9th KansasVolunteer Caval'y oan ;he Washita camnaign, 1868-9,, Los Angeles,C.: Wetzerl Pub. Co., c. 19Z.

110 STOUT, Joseph A. Apache Lightning, New York, NY: Oxford Univ.Press., c. 1974.

Bill STROUD, Harry A. Conque3t of the Prairies, Waco, TX: Texian Press,c. 1968.

B112 STUART, John. Memoirs of Indian Wars, and Other Occurrences, NewYork, NY: the times, c. 1971.

B113 SWORD, Wiley, President Washington's Indian War, Norman, OK:Univ. of Okla. Press, c. 1985.

B114 TEBBEL, John W. The Compact History of the Indian Wars, New York,MY: Hawthorn Books, c. 1966.

8115 THOMPSON, Neil B. Craezy Horse Called Them Walk-A-Heaps: The Stormof the Foot Soldier'in the Prairie Indian Wars, Saint cloud, mi:North Star Press, c. 1979.

B116 THOMSON, John L. History of the Indian Wars and War of the Revolutionof the United States, Philadelphia, PA: J.B. Lipplncott & Co.,C. 1887.

Bl17 TUTTLE, Charles R. History of th, Border Wars of Two Centuries,Madison, WIz A.C. Pennock, c. 1876.

8118 U.S. Office of Indian Affairs. Indian Wars and Local Disturbancesin the United States, 1782-1898, Wash. DC: the office, 1921.

8119 UTLEY, Robo.rt M. Fronticr Re~ulars; the United States Army and theIndian, 1866-1891, New York, NY: MacMillan, c. 1974.

6120 VAUGHN, Jess W. Indian Fights; New Facts on Seven Encounters,Norman, OK: Univ. of Okla. Press, c. 1966.

B121 VESTAL, Stanley. Warpath and Council Fire; the Plains Indians'Struggle for Survival in War and in Diplomacy, 1851-1891.. NewYork, NY: Random House, c. 1948

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8122 WARE, Eugene F. The Indian War of 1864, New York, NY: St. Martin'sPress, c. 1960.

8123 WAYNE, Anthony. Anthony Wayne, a Name in Arms..., Pittsburgh, PA:Univ. of Pittsbuo, C. 1960.

8124 WEEMS, John E. Death Song: The Last of the Indian Wars, GardenCity, NY: Doubleday, c. 1916.

8125 WELLMAN, Paul I. Death in the Desert, the Fifty Years' War for theGreat Southwest, New York, NY: MacMillan Co., C. 1935.

8126 0 Death on the Prairie, New York, NY: MacMillan Co.,C. 1934.

8127 __ _ The Indian Wars of the West, Garden City, NY:7oubleday, c. 1954.

8128 WITHERS, Alexander S. Chronicles of Border Warfare, New York, NY:Arno Press, R. 1895.

B129 YELLOW WOLF. His Own Story, Caldwell, ID: Caxton Printers, LTD.,c. 1940.

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P61 RAYMOND, Richard. "St. Clair's Defeat: Rout on the Wabash," Army,33:62-5, Dec 1983.

P62 "Reconstruction and Indian Wars," Army Infcrmation Digest, 18:15-6,Sep 1963.

P62 "Record of Engagements within Divison of Missouri, '868-1882,"Armor, 14:160-88, Jul 1903; 14:166-91, Oct 1903; 14:624-39,J'an••904; 14:902-20, Apr 1904.

P64 "Red Irdian Warfare," Journal of the Royal United ServiceInstitution, 35:181-202, 1891.

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P65 RICHARD, Zack. "Seminole Warriors," Soldiers, 32:45-6, Nov 1977.

P66 RICHARDSON, Wilds P. "The Sioux Campaign of 1890-91, a Replay,"Journal Military Service Institution, 19:391-3, 1896.

P67 _. "Some Observations Upon the Sioux Campaign of 1890-91,"Journal ilitary Service Institution, 18:512-31, 1896.

P68 RiSTER, Carl C. "Colonel A. W. Evans' Christmas Day Indian Fight,"Chronicles of Oklahoma, 16:273-301, Sep 1938.

P59 ROBB, Holland L. "Mad ,knthony Wayne's Campaign Against the Indiansin Ohio, 1792-1794," Mi'itary Engineer, 13:47-4-7, 1921.

P70 ROBERTS, Charles D. "Letter," Military Affairs, 23:212-4,Winter 1959-60.

P71 ROSENBERG, Bruce A. "The Ghost of Major Elliott at the Little BigHorn," Parameters, 4:58-66, 1974.

P72 RUSSELL, Donald B. "One Hundred and Three Fights and Scrimmages;The Story of Reuben F. Bernard," Cavalry Journal, 44:6-19, Sep 1935;44:16-30, Nov 1935; 45:8-20, Jan 1936, 45:86-97, Mar 1936.

P73 SCHAUFFLER, Edward R. "Zachary Taylor in Florida,"Infantry Journal, 26:280-4, 1925.

P74 SCOOLER, Albert G. "Cavalry's Last Indian Fight," Armor, 79-20,Sep-Oct 1970.

P75 SCOTT, Ernest D. "Wounded Knee," Field Artillery Journal, 29:5-24,Jan-Feb 1939.

P76 SCOTT, T.M. "The Great Indian Council; a Memoir of the District ofthe Indian Territory During the Last Year of the Civil War,"Cavalry Journal, 5:270-84, 1892.

P77 SHIPP, W.E. "Captain Crawford's Last Expedition," Cavalry Journal,19:278-300, Jul 1908 - Apr 1909.

P78 SHOCKLEY, Philip M. "The Affair at Wounded Knee,"quartermaster Review, 12:39-44, Jan-Feb 1933.

P79 "On Geroninio's Trail," Quartermaster Review, 12:29-34,hov-Dec 1932.

P80 SMITH, Phillip R., Jr. "A'Frontier Thesis from Hollywood--RewritingHistory as it Should Have Been," Army, 21:50-4, Apr 1971.

P8i SPOONER, H.W. "The Outbreak of September, 1879," Cavalry Journal,20:1124-8, 1909-10.

P82 STARR, Michael L. "Special Forces of the Plains," Army, 30:43-5,49-9, Feb 1980.

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P84 THANE," E. "Cavalryman on Muleback," National Guarasman, 6:67-29,Jan 1952.

P85 TILTON, William M. "Nez Perce Anabasis," Armor, 76:34-41, May-Jun1967.

P86 TRAUP, Peter E. "The First Act of the Last Sioux Campaian,"Cavalry Journal, 15:872-9, 1904-5.

P87 TRUSSELL, John B. B. "Seminoles in the Everglades," Army, 12:41-5,Dec 1961.

P83 Van NESS, William P. "An Incident of the Seminole War,Journal Military Service Institution, 50:267-71, 1912.

P89 WEEKS, Stephen B. "General Joseph Martin and the War of theRevolution in the West," American Historical Assoc. Annual Report,pp. 401-477, 1894.

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CITATIONS INDEXYear-" Books - (B)

1524-1765 B50

1600-1713 8871600-1750 B61, B841600-1775 B601600-1815 B1161607-1890 B1141607-1891 B431676-1890 B82

17'6-1873 Bill1707-1881 B341750-1815 B2, B7, B18, B29, B47, B112, B128, B291750-1815, 1815-1875 B381750- 1818 B621750-1820 B491750-1876 B1171755-1855 B511775-1783 B451781 9681782-1794 B1181790-1794 B10, 811, 833, B108, B113, B123

1812-1815 B401815-1846 B51815-1875 B1, B4, B39, B48,, B52, B64, B65, B69, B72, B81, 892, B96,

81211815-1895 B721829-1909 861830-1910 B361835-1842 B731846-1890 B791847-1865 B671857 B781860 8411862-1865 B17, 822, 857, 863, 890, E105, B120, B1261862-1891 B1271863-1869 B251863-1875 B931864 B1221864-1874 B851865-1895 B1241866 B711866-1868 B58, B1011866-1895 B8, B9, B12, B14, B15, B19, B20, 821, B23, B24, B27, B28,

B31, B32, 835, B37, B53, B54, B56, B59, B66, B74, B75,B76, B77, B80, 888, B89, B91, B94, B95, B97, B99, B100,B102, 8103, B104, B106, B107, 3115, B119, B125

1867-1868 B31868-1869 813, 826, B70, B98, B1091870 B421874-1875 B551875 B831876-1879 B46

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inta w 1. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ý w'r via~ fi f m.u f W WVVKSVU3us tW 7lU ff

1677 B44, B1291877-1880 BMlO1883-188E B86

S• 1890 B16 ,

Periodicals (P)

1607-1608 P31610-1684 P19

1739-1740 P81774 P211775-1783 -P89"1777 P851790-1794 P691791 P61

1812-1815 P141813-1814 P271815-1875 P1l1815-1895 P721817-1858 P651823-1890 P521832 - P261834-1835 P581835-1842 P73, P87, P881836 P41839-1865 P361840 P181858 P40, P541860 P841862-1865 P761864-1869 P821864-1870 P801865-1891 P621866 P711866-1890 P11866-1895 P13, P32, P901867 P421867-1868 P831867-1897 P371868 PIO1868-1869 P17, P22, P25, P31, P44, P48, P51, P53, P55, P50, P681868-1882 P631871 P561873 P7, P34, P571875-1876 P641876 P5, P6, P9, P23, P29, P33, P39, P45, P461877 P16, P24, P43, P501879 P28, P8118L,.,-1885 P381883-1886 P15, P20, P77, P791886 P701890 P471890-1891 P2, P30, P59, P66, P67, P75, P78, P861891 P351898 P12, P41

1918 P74

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-T- x -I - r4:

.:ote: Years of citation i.1xdicatedrndian Wars if lmo-*T1*

Legend: ADA-UAir Defense Artillery" -Awarded to ADA (not FA)

ARM ArmorCAV=Caval ry

FA-Field ArtilleryI: REGULAR ARM1Y; INF=Infantry

A/2-Unit organic to regimentINDIAN WARS

ADA/EA =A IHIEApaches 1.A/2,4-6,8, 1.8,10.

10.

Arizona 1857-1,1859-1, 1866-14,23,158.1866-1,1867-8. 1866-70,21,1871-1868-1,8, 6/21, 1881-8,12.1863-1,8,1870-1,3. 1871-1,3,1.372-1. 5,1874-5,18 •6-6, 1877-K/6,1881-1.6.1882-3,6.

Bannocks 4: 1,2,5. 2, 5,12,14,21.

Blackhauk - 1,4,6,130,425.

California 1846-1,1852-1, 1850-2,1851-2,1860-1,1868-1. 1862-2.

Cheyennes 2-5. 6,16.

Chihuahua 1848-1. -

Colorado 18F5-1. 1884-6. 1865-134.

Comanches 3-10. 3,5,10.11.24.25.,94,95.

Creeks 4: - 1,7,155.

Dakota 1874-7. 18,1863-134.

Idaho 1879-1. 1868-23.

Kansas 1857-4,1860-4. 1867-6.

1863-2.

-- -- m m V . ... ..... - '

Little Big Horn 42 2-6,7. 4-7?8,14,17,20,22,23.

Mexico 1873-4,1877-8. -

Miami 1-3.

Modocs 4x 1. 12,21.

Montana 1870-2,1872-1, 1857-3,1868-13,1873-7,1879-2, 1872-7,8,22,1880-2,1881- 1879-5,8,1880-5,K/2. 1887-1,9. 1881-5,18,1882-

18,1887-5.

Neb raska 1865-F/2. 1870- 1855-6. E/10, 1864-

F/2, 1872-8/3. 134,1865-134.

Nevada 1860-A/6.

New Mexico 1881-200x, 1845-1.1850-1, 1858-3,1858-8,1882-200:. 1851-1,1852-2. 1860-3.5,7,8.

1864-1,?,1855- A/10, 1861-A/10,1,1858-1,1857-- 1880-lb.3,1858-3,1856-A/3,1880-L/2, 3,1861-3. 18e7-3,1868-3,1877-8.1878-8,1873-8,1880-9,10,1881-3.1082-4, 6.

Nez Perces 42 1,2,5,7. 2.5,7,21.

North Dakota - 1822-6,182?-6,

1866-13,17,1868-22, 1868-22, 1873-6.

Oklahoma 1854-8/2,1858- -5,1858-5,1868-3, 1874-8.

Oregon 1851-1,1853-1, 1855-4,1856-4.1856-1,1860-1,1866-1,1867-1,1868-1,8.

Pine Ridge 1,6-9. 1,2,7,12,16,17,20,22,25,

* ~? 'ftftm AM RM WUf Ik

94,85,135.

Seminoles 3*2'4,3,4z, 2 1,2,4-8118.62m. 167,3/200.

South Dakotra - 1877-C/3. -

"Texas 185S-la. 1855-A/3, 1850-1.1856-3.5.1860-S,1867-e/8,1868-F/3.1874-8. 1880-10.

Tlppecanoe - 4,5.

Utes 3,5,9. 4, So 7a 15, 1S, 19.

Washington 1858-32185a- I 1855-4,1856-4,8,622. 1658-9.

Wyoming 1866-2.1867- 1866-7,9.1867-9,2. 1869-E/2. 18.1874-14.1872-B/2, 1874-B/2,

INDIAN

Tbtal 10 89 57

.1 : NATIONAL GUARD;

Arizona. 1866 - 157 (Colorado')

Creeks - 155 (alss)

Seminoles -118 (South Car)

Total 3

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Washington. DC: US GPO. 1953.

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