An edition of Nah-nee-ta (1886)

Nah Nee Ta

A Tale Of The Navajos

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An edition of Nah-nee-ta (1886)

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A Tale Of The Navajos

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Kessinger Publishing, LLC
Language
English
Pages
244

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Subjects
Navajo Indians, Fiction

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Nah Nee Ta: A Tale Of The Navajos
July 25, 2007, Kessinger Publishing, LLC
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Nah Nee Ta: A Tale Of The Navajos
April 1, 2005, Kessinger Publishing, LLC
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Cover of: Nah-nee-ta
Nah-nee-ta: a tale of the Navajos.
1886, J.H. Soulé & co.
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Nah-nee-ta: a tale of the Navajos.
1886, J.H. Soule & Co.
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Nah-nee-ta: a tale of the Navajos.
1886, J.H. Soule & Co.
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Nah-nee-ta: a tale of the Navajos
1886, J.H. Soulé
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Nah-nee-ta: a tale of the Navajos.
1886, J.H. Soule & Co.
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First Sentence

"From one of the great canons that take their origin near the Eastern limit of Arizona, and extend Westward through the intervening ranges of the Rocky Mountains into the great unexplored canon of the Colorado, Barbon-ce-to, the head chief of the Navajos, had sent out his runners to the chiefs and the principal men of the several clans of the nation, inviting them to meet him in council."

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Format
Hardcover
Number of pages
244
Dimensions
9 x 6 x 0.7 inches
Weight
1.2 pounds

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL10509311M
ISBN 10
0548037183
ISBN 13
9780548037188
OCLC/WorldCat
176939137

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From one of the great canons that take their origin near the Eastern limit of Arizona, and extend Westward through the intervening ranges of the Rocky Mountains into the great unexplored canon of the Colorado, Barbon-ce-to, the head chief of the Navajos, had sent out his runners to the chiefs and the principal men of the several clans of the nation, inviting them to meet him in council.
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