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159. James C . Scott, Domination and the Arts o f Resistance: Hidden Transcripts
(New Haven, Conn.:Yale University Press, 1990), 45-50, 103-7, 156-82.
160. Christiane Fischer, ed., Let Them S p eak J o r Themselves: TMlmen in the
American rnst, 1841)-1900 (Hamden, Conn.: Archon Press, 1977), 146.
161. Mrs. C. C. Clements, interview 9044, vol. 18, Indian-Pioneer Papers,
University of Oklahoma, Norman; Lois Smith Brown, interview 4496,
vol. 12, Indian-Pioneer Papers, University of Oklahoma, Norman; Loretta
C. Morgan, interview 6085, vol. 64, Indian-Pioneer Papers, University of
Oklahoma, Norman; Alderson, Bride Goes rnst, 135-36; and Phelps,
"Diary." See also Scott, Domination and the Arts of Resistance.
162. Fulkerth, "Diary"; and Van de Wiele, "Travels and Experiences," 17.
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163. Eliza Spalding a rren, Memoirs oj the rnst:The S p aldings (Portland, Oreg.:
March Printing, 1916), 20- 1 .
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164. Elizabeth Furniss, Th e Burden of History: Colonialism and the Frontier Myth
in a Rural Canadian Community (Vancouver: University of British
Columbia Press, 1999), 16-22, 171-72.
165. Laura WJohnson, Eight Hundred Miles in an Ambulance (Philadelphia:]. B.
Lippincott, 1889), 61-65.
166. Biddle, Reminiscences, 227.
167. Carpenter, "Dairy."
168. Fischer, Let Them S p eakJor Themselves, 146.
169. Hill, Dangerous Crossing, 84.
170. Johnson, Eight Hundred Miles, 72, 79.
171. DeWitt and DeWitt, Prairie Schooner Lady, 78.
172. Nancy C. Pruitt, interview 7855, vol. 73, Indian-Pioneer Papers,
University of Oklahoma, Norman.
173. Phelps, "Diary"; Hartman, "Reminiscences"; and Alderson, Bride Goes
rnst, 9 1 .
174. Eileen Pollack, W o man Walking Ahead: In Search of Catherine rnldon and
Sitting Bull (Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 2002).
175. Gary B. Nash, "The Hidden History of Mestizo America," 10-31 in Sex,
Love, Race: Crossing Boundaries in North American History, ed. Martha Hodes
(New o rk: New o rk University Press, 1999).
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176. Kay Graber, ed., Sister to the Sioux: h e Memoirs of Elaine Goodale Eastman
(Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1978), xi-xii, 172-75; and Emily
McCowen Horton, My Scrap-book (Seattle, W a sh.: N.p., 1927), 17.
177· Mrs. John Barnes, interview 97 5 .
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1 7 8 . Mrs. William N . Moore, interview 7365, vol. 64; Emma Jean Ross
Overstreet, interview 7240, vol. 68; Sarah Scott Phillips, interview 6251,
vol. 71; Mrs.]' B. Antics, interview 4163, vol. 2; Harriet Gibbons Oakes,
interview 12028, vol. 68; all in Indian-Pioneer Papers, University of
Oklahoma, Norman.

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