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... Students of the academy stand against the building to suggest the size of the structure, a tactic... women as students in a White school, yet positioned away from the viewer, Hillers represents
A Stylistic Analysis of American Indian Portrait Photography in Oklahoma, 1869-1904: Searching Inside
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... of people and ultimately justify colonization and rule over indigenous people in *12 various foreign
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..., mainly to students and schools in the Boston area.73 This frontier photographer gained national attention
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.... Strategically, the South needed the Western land connection in Indian Territory for food and weapon 24 5Gibson
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... that exalted war, war heroes, and simple revenge possibly added to the anxiety. Inadequate food rations
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... left the war path, all strappen [sic] big fellows. I took them among the rocks and set them up as food
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