Indian Raids in Lincoln County, Kansas, 1864 and 1869; Story of Those Killed, With a History of the Monument Erected to Their Memory in Lincoln Court House Square, May 30, 1909 Christian Bernhardt

Name: Indian Raids in Lincoln County, Kansas, 1864 and 1869; Story of Those Killed, With a History of the Monument Erected to Their Memory in Lincoln Court House Square, May 30, 1909 By Christian Bernhardt
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Indian Raids in Lincoln County, Kansas, 1864 and 1869; Story of Those Killed, With a History of the Monument Erected to Their Memory in Lincoln Court House Square, May 30, 1909 by Christian Bernhardt

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Indian Raids in Lincoln County, Kansas, 1864 and 1869; Story of Those Killed, With a History of the Monument Erected to Their Memory in Lincoln Court House Square, May 30, 1909 by Christian Bernhardt

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Christian Bernhardt

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Legare Street Press

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