An edition of Sketch of the life of "Dick" Parr in the far West (1901)

Sketch of the life of "Dick" Parr in the far West

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[L. Parr?]
Language
English
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62

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Subjects
Indian scouts, Biography, Indian captivities, Dakota Indians, Indians of North America, Wars, Washita Campaign, 1868-1869, Frontier and pioneer life, Description and travel, United States. Army. Indian Scouts, United States
People
Dick Parr (b. 1843)
Places
West (U.S.), South Dakota

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Sketch of the life of "Dick" Parr in the far West: great rough rider of the Western Plains, General Phil Sheridan's private Chief of Scouts, Indian interpreter and guide during that gallant commander's Indian campaign, 1868-9 ...
1901, [L. Parr?]
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Dick Parr (Cephas W. Parr) was captured as a boy by the Sioux Indians, at Raw Hide River, South Dakota, in April 1856. He became a scout, Indian interpreter and guide with the U.S. Army.

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Life of "Dick" Parr, American West (Marlborough, England)
Copyright Date
1900

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62 p., [6] leaves of plates
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