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11. 25. An Omaha dance given by the prisoners on the solicitation and to please their new friends in St. Augustine as well as to amuse themselves.
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Yale Collection of Western Americana
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Beinecke Library
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1005377
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WA MSS S-1174
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12. 27. A trip to Matanzas 16 miles south of St. Augustine.
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Yale Collection of Western Americana
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Beinecke Library
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1005379
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WA MSS S-1174
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13. 28. The weekly religious service in the Chapel of the Fort.
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Yale Collection of Western Americana
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1005380
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WA MSS S-1174
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14. 29. One of the classes in the casements of the Fort. During the three years of imprisonment the prisoners were taught by volunteer teachers, and many of them learned to write and speak English.
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Yale Collection of Western Americana
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Beinecke Library
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1005381
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WA MSS S-1174
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15. 3. This represents what came near to being a battle. The Army wagons were corralled in a circle with horses and mules inside and the Cavalry dismounted in companies outside ready for fighting when an Indian came forward with a flag of truce. Captain Pratt
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Yale Collection of Western Americana
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Beinecke Library
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1005355
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WA MSS S-1174
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16. 30. Where Capt. Pratt lived on the north side of the Fort.
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Yale Collection of Western Americana
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Beinecke Library
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1005382
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WA MSS S-1174
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17. 31. The younger prisoners were organized as a company and drilled in military movements, and then were used as guards over the Fort and for two and a half years guarded themselves and the Fort without serious breech of orders during that whole period. The
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Yale Collection of Western Americana
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Beinecke Library
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oidpointer_isi
1005383
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WA MSS S-1174
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18. 4. Capt. Pratt and Kicking Bird meeting the hostile Kiowas under Big Bow and Mahmaute, in the Wichita Mountains 48 miles west of Fort Sill. Big Bow had been in to Fort Sill and bargained with Gen. Davidson to surrender his followers provided he himself wa
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Yale Collection of Western Americana
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Beinecke Library
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1005356
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WA MSS S-1174
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19. 5. The Night of the surrender and after they had given up their arms and all war material and had received rations the Indians had a dance to which they invited Capt. Pratt and his interpreter Phil McCusker. The incidents of that dance are among the most
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Yale Collection of Western Americana
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Beinecke Library
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oidpointer_isi
1005357
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WA MSS S-1174
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20. 6. The Passing of these surrendered prisoners in front of Medicine Bluffs just before entering Fort Sill.
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Yale Collection of Western Americana
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Beinecke Library
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oidpointer_isi
1005358
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WA MSS S-1174
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