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Edward Everett Dale

University of Oklahoma

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Journal of Southern History | 1941

Cherokee cavaliers : forty years of Cherokee history as told in the correspondence of the Ridge-Watie-Boudinot family

Edward Everett Dale; Gaston Litton; James W. Parins

Journal of Range Management | 1961

The range cattle industry : ranching on the great plains from 1865 to 1925

A. A. Beetle; Edward Everett Dale

Archive | 1930

The range cattle industry

Edward Everett Dale

Journal of Southern History | 1950

The Indians of the Southwest : a century of development under the United States

Edward Everett Dale

Quarterly Journal of Speech | 1941

The speech of the frontier

Edward Everett Dale

The Arkansas Historical Quarterly | 1967

The Cross Timbers: Memories of a North Texas Boyhood

Thomas D. Clark; Edward Everett Dale

The Arkansas Historical Quarterly | 1949

Arkansas and the Cherokees

Edward Everett Dale

Archive | 1949

Indians of the Southwest

Edward Everett Dale

Journal of Southern History | 1947

The Cherokees in the Confederacy

Edward Everett Dale

Journal of Southern History | 1943

The Cheyenne Way: Conflict and Case Law in Primitive Jurisprudence.

Edward Everett Dale; Karl N. Llewellyn; E. Adamson Hoebel

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E. Adamson Hoebel

University of Chicago

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Joe Patterson Smith

Illinois College

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Karl N. Llewellyn

University of Chicago

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Thomas D. Clark

University of Kentucky

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