Manuscripts
A Dog Feast (printed)
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The Author feasted by Mah-to-pah (printed)
Manuscripts
This collection consists of roughly 252 unbound illustrations of Indians in both North and South America, by George Catlin, and other items all related to Catlin's unpublished manuscript The North Americans in the Middle of the Nineteenth Century.
HM 35183 (45)
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Prairie Dog Village (printed)
Manuscripts
This collection consists of roughly 252 unbound illustrations of Indians in both North and South America, by George Catlin, and other items all related to Catlin's unpublished manuscript The North Americans in the Middle of the Nineteenth Century.
HM 35183 (195)
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Sioux Dog Dance (printed)
Manuscripts
This collection consists of roughly 252 unbound illustrations of Indians in both North and South America, by George Catlin, and other items all related to Catlin's unpublished manuscript The North Americans in the Middle of the Nineteenth Century.
HM 35183 (144)
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La Salle Expedition: Unidentified Scene [La Salle and his Party Feasted in the Illinois Village?] (color)
Manuscripts
This collection consists of roughly 252 unbound illustrations of Indians in both North and South America, by George Catlin, and other items all related to Catlin's unpublished manuscript The North Americans in the Middle of the Nineteenth Century.
HM 35183 (285)
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Mah-to-pah (printed)
Manuscripts
This collection consists of roughly 252 unbound illustrations of Indians in both North and South America, by George Catlin, and other items all related to Catlin's unpublished manuscript The North Americans in the Middle of the Nineteenth Century.
HM 35183 (51)
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Buffalo Chase (printed)
Manuscripts
This collection consists of roughly 252 unbound illustrations of Indians in both North and South America, by George Catlin, and other items all related to Catlin's unpublished manuscript The North Americans in the Middle of the Nineteenth Century.
HM 35183 (121)