James Henry Carleton

officer in the Union army during the American Civil War (1814–1873)

Born	1814
Died	1873

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The battle of Buena Vista: with the operations of the "Army of occupation" for one month.

by James Henry Carleton First published in 1848 — 3 editions
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The prairie logbooks: dragoon campaigns to the Pawnee villages in 1844, and to the Rocky mountains in 1845

by James Henry Carleton First published in 1943 — 3 editions
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The Mountain Meadows Massacre: a special report

by James Henry Carleton, J. H. Carleton, and Robert A. Clark First published in 1995 — 2 editions

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To the people of New Mexico.: This paper sets forth some of the principal reasons why the Navajo Indians have been located upon a reservation at the Bosque Redondo.

by James Henry Carleton First published in 1864 — 2 editions
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Diary of an excursion to the ruins of Abo, Quarra and Gran Quivira in New Mexico in 1853: under the command of Major James Henry Carleton.

by James Henry Carleton First published in 1965 — 1 edition

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Diary of an excursion to the ruins of Abo, Quarra, and Gran Quivira, in New Mexico, under the command of Major James Henry Carleton, U.S.A.

by James Henry Carleton First published in 1855 — 1 edition

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The overland route to California: Major Carleton's tables of distances.

by James Henry Carleton First published in 1850 — 1 edition

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Report on the subject of the massacre at the Mountain Meadows: in Utah Territory, in September, 1857, of one hundred and twenty men, women and children, who were from Arkansas.

by James Henry Carleton First published in 1860 — 1 edition

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Report on the subject of the massacre at the Mountain Meadows, Utah Territory, in September 1857 of one hundred and twenty men, women and children who were from Arkansas ... and a report to the Hon. William C. Mitchell, relative to the seventeen surviving children who were brought back by the authorities of the U.S. After their parents and others, with whom they were emigrating, had been murdered.

by James Henry Carleton First published in 1860 — 1 edition

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Special report of the Mountain Meadow massacre.

by James Henry Carleton First published in 1902 — 1 edition
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Diary of an excursion to the ruins of Abó, Quarra, and Gran Quivira, in New Mexico: under the command of James Henry Carleton

by James Henry Carleton First published in 1853 — 1 edition

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Diary of an excursion to the ruins of Abó, Quarra, and Gran Quivira, in New Mexico, under the command of Major James Henry Carleton, U.S.A.

by James Henry Carleton First published in 1855 — 1 edition

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officer in the Union army during the American Civil War (1814–1873)

Born	1814
Died	1873

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OLID: OL325473A
ISNI: 0000000023577225
Library of Congress Names: n83018777
VIAF: 66898707
Wikidata: Q128221
Inventaire.io: wd:Q128221

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