When Navajos had too many sheep the 1940's

When Navajos had too many sheep the 1940's

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Boyce, George Arthur 1898-
Format:	Book
Published:	[San Francisco] The Indian Historian Press [1974]
Subjects:	Navajo Indians
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