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Plains tribes / Comanche Campaign / David Pendleton Oakerhater / Algonquian peoples / Episcopal Church / Methodism / George W. Freeman / Methodist Episcopal Church /  South / Kiowa people / Christianity / Anglican saints / Cheyenne people
Date: 2005-11-16 12:51:13
Plains tribes
Comanche Campaign
David Pendleton Oakerhater
Algonquian peoples
Episcopal Church
Methodism
George W. Freeman
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Kiowa people
Christianity
Anglican saints
Cheyenne people

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