Columbus Day
Alexander B. Upshaw, the son of a Crow warrior of some renown among his people, was one of many young Native Americans sent off to
James C. Schaap
October 18, 2013
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Alexander B. Upshaw, the son of a Crow warrior of some renown among his people, was one of many young Native Americans sent off to
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