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     « Si vous les hommes blancs, n'étiez jamais venus ici, ce pays serait encore tel qu'il était autrefois. Tout y aurait conservé sa pureté originelle. Vous l'avez qualifié de sauvage, mais en réalité il ne l'était pas, il était libre. Les animaux ne sont pas sauvages, ils sont seulement libres. Nous aussi l'étions avant votre arrivée. Vous nous avez traités de sauvages, vous nous avez appelés barbares, non civilisés. Mais nous étions seulement LIBRES !! » Léon SHENANDOAH, Chef Iroquois (Onontagué), 1915-1996.

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    Assiniboine camp in the Cypress Hills, Canada Apache Chief Naiche and Geronimo at Ft. Bowie, Arizona. Photo by A.F. Randall, 1886. Chief Iron Tail who's profile is on the buffalo nickel (Oglala Lakota) 1904. Crow Tribe year 1908 O-o-be, The Kiowas, 1894
    Umatilla Princess Eat-No-Meat in Native Dress with Ornaments - Moorhouse - 1900 A fine portrait of Kicking Bear by Rinehart Francois Dead Horse - Flathead - 1906 L-R John Evans, unidentified, unidentified, Pete Stevens - Flathead - 1906 Isabelle and children - Flathead - 1906
    Kiowa Boys, photographed at Fort Sill, Indian Territory, 1890 by H. P. Robinson. Hoks'ila kin s'unkakanyanke Lakota Hoks'ila ca 1895 Joseph, Blackfoot man. 1887 Photographer Ross, Alexander J., Calgary, AlbertaJoseph, Blackfoot man. Nat-gat-mas-high-hi, with her husband Sin-se-la (aka Sam Moody) - Flathead - 1906 A Young Yakima The North American Indian, v. VII. Norwood, MA The Plimpton Press, 1911
    Little Finger, Sioux Warrior. Photographed in 1898 by Gertrude Kasebier. Offering Pipe to the Earth - Cheyenne v. VI. Cambridge, MA The University Press, 1911) Woxie Haury, Cheyenne du Nord Star Comes Out ca 1899 Iron Elk (Hehaka Maza)Oglala Lakota. Photo by D. L. Lancey 1907. Colorized By Grover.
    AMÉRINDIEN OJIBWÉ-SAULTEUX pêchant au harpon. Photo de Roland W. Reed, 1908. Apaches prisoners 1880 Coming Running. Blackfeet woman with children. Montana. Early 1900s by Walter McClintock. Crow children. Montana. Early 1900. Photo by Richard Throssel. Untitled (Rear view of Native Americans riding) of Richard Throssel
    The Deserted Sunlodge circa 1910 of Richard Throssel The Owl Dance, 1905, National Anthropological Archives. Smithsonian Institution Native American couple. Photo by Joseph K. Dixon for the Wanamaker Expedition. 1908-1913 Lakota camp at Pine Ridge Agency, South Dakota. 1891. Photo by W.R. Cross. Source - Yale Dancing in the firelight. Crow. 1907. Photo by Richard Throssel.
    Chief Garfield. Jicarilla Apache. ca.1900. Photo by Rose and Hopkins. Chief Running Wolf and party of Blackfoot men at Siksika fair. 1907 A Diné (Navajo) woman with twins. Photo by Mullarky Photo, taken between 1914-1930 1954 Le chef du Conseil tribal indien de Yakima rend visite à son fils, le cap. Bill Yallup, Spotted Elk (Hehaka Gleska), Oglala Lakota, 1899. Photo by F.A. Rinehart
    Stump (Kish-ka-na-cut) an Ojibwa chief. 1860s. Photo by Joel E. Whitney. Source - British Museum Cherokee girl. Oklahoma. 1899. Hachasnacha (Little Chief). Arapaho. 1898. Photo by F.A. Rinehart. Source - National Anthropological Frances Dinsmore making phonographic recordings with a Blackfoot Chief at the Smithsonian. 1915. Ph Bakeitzogie (The Yellow Coyote), called Dutchy. Chiricahua Apache.ca. 1880
    Group of Oglala wicasa ca 1900 (Quilled or beaded) strip blanket. Cheyenne man, Bird Wild Hog; also known as Hedge Hog 1890. Photo by Christian Barthelmess. Lakota “prepare” ca early 1900’s ration day at fort hall réservation ,Idaho about 1884 Bannock.
    Sic’ang’u wicasa poses with a sword ca 1878 Flying Hawk. A Sioux man. Photo by Gertrude Käsebier. 1900 Mr. and Mrs. White Moon, Cheyenne. Montana. Early 1900s. Photo by N.A. Forsyth. Source - Montana His Crow Chief Plenty Coups. Early 1900s. Richard Throssel Collection, American Heritage Center,. A Sioux girl. Rosebud Reservation, South Dakota. ca. 1895-1899. Photo by Jesse H. Bratley. Source -
    A Kiowa man. 1867. Photo by William S. Soule. Source - National Anthropological Archives. Comanche Indian mother & babe, Lawton, Oklahoma. ca. 1920. Photo by Bates. Source - Southern Methodi the Tsuu T'ina (Sarcee) 1st nations of Canada Spotted Hawk. Northern Cheyenne. Montana. 1890. Photo by Christian Barthelmess. Source - Montana His A Lakota couple. ca. 1895-1898. South Dakota. Photo by Jesse H. Bratley. Source - Denver Museum
    Ringing Bell 1908. Minnesota. Handpainted photo print by Roland W. Reed. Source - Denver Museum Nez Perce man. ca. 1880-1890 Afraid of the Bear (Ma-To-Ko-Kepa). Sioux. 1872. Speel-ye. A Walla Walla man. Early 1900s. Photo by Lee Moorhouse. Source - National Anthropological Intertribal gathering. ca.1900. Santee Reservation, Nebraska
    Chief Left Hand Bear. Oglala Lakota. ca. 1899. Photo by Heyn Photo. Sioux leaders Painted Horse and Little Bull. Photo from 1880-1900 by Geoffrey Duncan. Bad Wound. Sioux. 1899. Photo by F.A. Rinehart. Source - Library of Congress A woman and a Native American man. 1905. Native American men perform a snake dance to excite the audience at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair.
    Chief Con-Reeh (Crow King). Hunkpapa Lakota. 1880. Photo by D.F. Barry. Source - National Anthropolo Josepha. Jicarilla Apache. ca. 1890. New Mexico Arizona. Photo by Frank A. Randall. Lone Wolf. Crow. Late 1800s. Montana. Photo by L.A. Huffman Mescalero Apache mec. 1886. Nouveau Mexique Arizona. Photo de Frank A. Randall. Crow riders watering their horses. Montana. Early 1900s. Photo by Richard Throssel.
    Garnet, an Oglala Sioux man. 1877. Photo by C.M. Bell. Lucy Nicolar (aka Wahtawaso, aka Princess Wahtawaso, aka Bright Star) the daughter of Joseph Nicolar Mr. Wild Gun and family. Blackfeet. Montana. Early 1900s. Photo by N.A. Forsyth. Montana Historical Fire Wolf. Cheyenne. 1890. Montana. Photo Christian Barthelmess. Montana Historical Society. Chief Plenty Coups, the early 1900s, Richard Throssel Collection, American Heritage Center, Universi
    A Crow family. Early 1900s. Photo Richard Throssel.- University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center Battle. Sioux. 1898. Photo by Heyn Photo. Source - NYPL Black Foot, Standing Bear, Big Eagle, 1898 Brave Bear. Southern Cheyenne. 1913 Oglala femmes (lors d'un wakte aglipi ou ′′ danse de victoire ′′), Pine Ridge Agency ca 1908
    Bobtail Horse. Cheyenne. Early 1900s. by Richard Throssel. University of Wyoming,American Heritage C Thunder Tipi of Brings-Down-The-Sun. Blackfoot camp. Early 1900s. Glass lantern Walter McClintock 'Holding Eagle' Mandan Buffalo Society 'Holding Eagle' Mandan Buffalo Society Jack Red Cloud (son of Red Cloud)-Oglala-1913
    A girl at Taos Pueblo New Mexico, in 1895 Two Leggings. Crow. Early 1900s. Photo by Richard Throssel. White Mountain Apache, sans date Chef Crow King. Hunkpapa Lakota. ca. 1880. Manda, Dakota. Photo par Zalman Gilbert Kiowa mother and child. ca. 1890. Photo by Lenny & Sawyers.
    Inside the tipi. Crow. Early 1900s. Photo by Richard Throssel. Source - University of Wyoming, Lizzie Wolf Plume, Curly Bear, Bird Rattler, Blackfoot-1916 Pawnee chiefs and headmen,. 1868. Nebraska. Photo by William Henry Jackson. An Arapaho man with gun. 1898. Wyoming. Photo by Baker & Johnston
    Colville woman, her infant, and small daughter, Colville Indian Reservation, Washington, ca. 1905. P Colville woman, her infant, and small daughter, Colville Indian Reservation, Washington, ca. 1905. P L ' évêque Henry B. Whipple prêche au Dakota à Ft. En train de gonfler, 1863. Blackfeet women. Montana. Early 1900s. Chief White Bear aka Tom Frosted. Lower Yanktonai Sioux. Early 1900s. Photo by Frank Fiske
    Chef Naiche. Chiricahua Apache. 1889. Photo par Reed Reed Wallace. Peter Iron Shell. Sioux. 1898. Photo by F.A. Rinehart. Source - Omaha Public Library. Yakama warrior on horseback, Washington. 1911 Cheyenne woman doing quillwork_ ca_ 1910_ Montana_ Photo by Elizabeth Curtis Grinnell A man at the Crow Indian Fair. Montana. Early 1900s. Photo by N.A. Forsyth.Historical Society.
    A Maricopa woman near a market on Washington Street in Phoenix, Arizona.1900 by Hartwell & Hamaker Blanket Of The Sun, Nez-Perce-1908 A Kwakiutl wedding party arrives in canoes, 1914 Chief Painted Horse - Oglala Lakota. Photografed 1880 Apache Neschila, (the Woman Who Winks) a widow, a relative of Toos-day-zay,mother of Natches 1884-85
    Young girl in stream near tipi. Blackfeet. Montana. Early 1900s by Walter McClintock Wooden Leg. Northern Cheyenne warrior 1880. Kiowa Boys, photographié à Fort Sill, territoire indien, 1890 par HP Robinson A Lakota group on Pine Ridge Reservation. 1891. Photo by John H. Grabill. CANOT CRIS DE L'EST EN DEMI-LUNE-1903.
    Innus fabriquant un canot d'écorce, Québec, 1863. Photo d'Alexander Henderson Piegan camp by a prairie lake A'aninin woman preparing sacred dog soup on the Fort Belknap Reservation in Montana - circa 1906 Minnie Hollow Wood (Sioux) pounding chokecherry patties. A Sioux wedding. 1912. Photo by Julia Tuell. Possibly taken on or near Rosebud Reservation,South Dak
    Charles American Horse (the son of Chief American Horse).Oglala Lakota 1901 by William Herman Rau. Juan Jose Gutierrez, Santa Clara, 1921 fiesta. Photo par Harmon T. Parkhurst
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