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University of Oklahoma Press
Language
English
Pages
399

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Subjects
Creek Indians, Government relations, Indians of north america, southern states

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Cover of: Road to Disappearance
Road to Disappearance: A History of the Creek Indians (Civilization of the American Indian)
August 1979, University of Oklahoma Press
Paperback in English
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Cover of: The road to disappearance
The road to disappearance: a history of the Creek Indians.
1979, University of Oklahoma Press
in English - 3rd printing.
Cover of: The road to disappearance.
The road to disappearance.
1967, University of Oklahoma Press
in English - [With a new pref.]. --
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Cover of: The road to disappearance
The road to disappearance
1941, University of Oklahoma press
in English
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. [382]-388.

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Civilization of the American Indian series -- v. 22

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Pagination
xiii, 399 p. illus., maps. ;
Number of pages
399

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OL19224952M

First Sentence

"WHILE the ancestors of white Americans were establishing a precarious foothold along the Atlantic seaboard, a large and fertile area in the Gulf region was occupied by a powerful native Confederacy."

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