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The Battle of Apple Orchard (Bismarck, ND) by Dakotah Good House
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see more of Dakotah’s writing-research at thefirstscout.blogspot.com Get yourself a copy of Mike Cowdrey’s book Horses And Bridles Of The American Indians. Order it direct from the publisher Hawk Hill Press. A review of this book is coming soon. Back in September of 2012, Mr. Mike Cowdrey and I began a friendly dialog about a […]read more
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