Why gone those times? Blackfoot tales

Why gone those times? Blackfoot tales

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Schultz, James Willard 1859-1947
Other Authors:	Russell, Charles M. 1864-1926 (Charles Marion)
Format:	Unknown
Published:	Norman University of Oklahoma Press 1974
Edition:	[1st ed.]
Series:	The Civilization of the American Indian series [v. 127
Subjects:	Siksika Indians > Social life and customs
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