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Folk psychiatry of the Apaches of the Mescalero Indian Reservation |
Kiev |
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Folk psychiatry of the Apaches of the Mescalero Indian Reservation |
Boyer |
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Forty years ago: the tenderfoot's arrival |
Putnam |
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Forty years ago: the tenderfoot's arrival |
Putnam |
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Fort Whipple |
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1900 |
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Fourth of July in cowland |
Hall |
1907 |
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Fooling the honest miner |
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1908 |
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For January planting |
Mosshammer |
1911 |
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For our battleship |
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1916 |
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Food administration; its gratifying effectiveness in Arizona |
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1917 |
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For better building; progress of Phoenix firm cements and interests of two counties |
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1919 |
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For better building |
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1919 |
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Forward Arizona is the slogan of the newly organized Arizona Industrial Congress |
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1922 |
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Forty-four years in the Arizona big woods |
Birdseye |
1925 |
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Folk-history and its raw material; white men's raids on the Hopi vollages |
Aitken |
1931 |
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Foreword to "Some unpublished history of the Southwest" |
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1931 |
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Food costs are lower here |
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1931 |
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Forty a month an' chuck wagon grub |
Barnes |
1932 |
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For that leisure time. |
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1934 |
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For that leisure time |
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1934 |
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Founding missions in Pimeria Alta |
Lockwood |
1937 |
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Food animals of the Navajo |
Elmore |
1938 |
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Food and fishlines for the tribesmen |
Beal |
1939 |
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Forgotten towns of Arizona: Silver King and Picket Post |
Barney |
1940 |
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Forgotten towns of Arizona: Silver King and Picket Post |
Barney |
1940 |
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Forgotten towns of Arizona: Seymour |
Barney |
1940 |
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Forgotten towns of Arizona: Olive City |
Barney |
1940 |
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Forgotten towns of Arizona: McMillenville |
Barney |
1940 |
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Forgotten towns of Arizona: Colorado City |
Barney |
1940 |
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Forgotten towns of Arizona: Adamsville |
Barney |
1940 |
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Forgotten towns in Arizona: Olive City |
Barney |
1940 |
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Forgotten towns of Arizona: Maryville |
Barney |
1941 |
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Forgotten towns of Arizona: Maricopa wells |
Barney |
1941 |
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Forgotten towns of Arizona: Aubrey Landing |
Barney |
1941 |
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Fossil weather |
Laudermilk |
1944 |
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Four generations of Cartwrights |
Cartwright |
1945 |
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Four generations of the Perkins Family |
Perkins |
1946 |
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Four generations of Fains |
Fain |
1946 |
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Fools names like fools faces |
Colton |
1946 |
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For the desert home at Christmas |
Carrick |
1947 |
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Form law to laundry |
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1948 |
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Fort Huachuca, private cattle ranch or state park? |
Kitchel |
1948 |
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Forty-four years in the Arizona big woods |
Birdseye |
1950 |
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Forgotten children of the great white father |
Gerdts |
1951 |
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Fort Huachuca interprises |
Stitt |
1951 |
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Focusing on Arizona |
Muench |
1952 |
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Forsaken 80 years, mission still alive |
Wadsworth |
1952 |
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Four generations of Horrells on the same ranch |
Croutch |
1953 |
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Found on Navajo Mountain: one day in the 13th century, an American weaver carefully laid his implements away on a shelf in a cave...did he expect to be back? |
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1953 |
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Fort Defiance |
Sleight |
1953 |
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For artists only |
Megargee |
1953 |
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For artists only |
Megargee |
1953 |
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Four prehistoric sights near Mayer, Arizona whicih suggest a new focus |
Schroeder |
1954 |
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Folk songs of the Colorado |
Lee |
1954 |
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Folk songs of the Colorado |
Lee |
1954 |
