21. HistoryConansCareer The year was 1936 when P. schuyler miller sent the original outline to Howard in Cross Plains, Texas. Howard was pleased that they went to so much effort http://www.robert-e-howard.org/CPjournal1.html

Scotty Henderson's Cross Plainsman's Journal "exegi monumentum aere perennius" ~ INTRODUCTION ~ This ezine journal will explore aspects of Robert E. Howard's works, their bibliography, and why they endure, why they are remarkable, why they still strike a cord after 70 years. Howard himself regarded his efforts as "hack work" although he was proud of the fact that he brought literature to central Texas. He didn't then realize how durable his work would be, like the post oaks that dot the landscape in that region. In the words of Horace (Odes III, XXX, 1) there is truth: exegi monumentum aere perennius - I have thrust up a monument more lasting than bronze. Horace was a poet in Rome, and in this statement he extols the durability of his poetry, the durability that imbues Howard's best work. In the words of Suetonius, there is also truth, in Caesar, XXXVII, 2. The famously crisp exclamation attributed to Caesar - Veni, vidi, vicit - I came, I saw, I conquered - provides a parallel most evident for Howard's vision to bring literature to his part of Texas. INDEX ~ The History of "A Probable Outline of Conan's Career" The History of "A Probable Outline of Conan's Career" by Scotty Henderson Two enthusiastic fans of Weird Tales and Robert E. Howard's Conan, in particular, worked out an outline of this famous barbarian's career based on the original stories they read in WT.

22. AMAZING 1931 Man s Question par P. schuyler miller Across the Void (3/3) par Leslie F. Stone Cleon of Yzdral *Alexander Gregory • P. schuyler miller • nv http://www.noosfere.com/showcase/amazing_1931.htm

ANNEE 1931 Page précédente Page suivante Retour à la liste "PULPS et MAGAZINES AMERICAINS" En cliquant sur les images ci-dessous, vous obtiendrez une version agrandie de celles-ci Click on picture to enlarge Vol. 5, N° 10 - janvier Couverture de Leo Morey The Prince of Space • Jack Williamson • na Tanks Under the Sea • Harl Vincent • nv The Black Hand • Charles Gardner Bowers • Via the Time Accelerator • Frank J. Bridge • The Drums of Tapajos • Capt. S. P. Meek The Act of Retipuj • Samuel Garfinkel • ss Vol. 5, N° 11 - février Couverture de Leo Morey Television Hill • George McLociard The Bees from Borneo • Will H. Gray • ss The Purple Plague • Russell Hays • na The Exterminator • A. Hyatt Verrill • ss Twenty Years from Today • W. F. Collins • vi The Man Who Annexed the Moon • Bob Olsen • nv Vol. 5, N° 12 - mars Couverture de Leo Morey The Valley of Titans • Lloyd Arthur Eshbach On Board the Martian Liner • Miles J. Breuer, M.D.

23. Stories, Listed By Author miller, P(eter) schuyler (19121974) (books) (chron.) * The Arrhenius Horror, (nv) Amazing Sep 1931. The Titan, Fantasy Press 1952 http://contento.best.vwh.net/s173.htm

Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents McCOMAS, J. FRANCIS (books) (chron.) (continued) * Define Your Terms (with Anthony Boucher ), (lt) The Eureka Years , ed. Annette Pelz McComas, Bantam 1982 * Henderson-Editors Correspondence (with Anthony Boucher ), (lt) The Eureka Years , ed. Annette Pelz McComas, Bantam 1982 Nebula Award Stories 4 , ed. Poul Anderson, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1969 Introduction, (in) Special Wonder , ed. J. Francis McComas, Random 1970 Special Wonder volume 1 , ed. J. Francis McComas, Beagle Books 1971 * Introduction (with Anthony Boucher ), (in) The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction: 2 The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction: 3 * Introduction (with Raymond J. Healy ), (in) Adventures in Time and Space * Knight-Editors Correspondence (with Damon Knight ), (lt) The Eureka Years , ed. Annette Pelz McComas, Bantam 1982 * Lists (with Anthony Boucher ), (lt) The Eureka Years , ed. Annette Pelz McComas, Bantam 1982 * Matheson-Editors Correspondence (with Anthony Boucher Richard Matheson ), (lt)

24. 1875 Census, Reading, Schuyler Co., NY - P.3 Hiel P. 8 son b. schuyler Co. Phylena 8 daughter b. schuyler Co. Esther 3 daughter b. miller Ambrose 53 head b. Chemung Co. married farm laborer http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyschuyl/1875rd3.htm

2000These pages are part of the Schuyler co., NY Genweb page. Not for commercial use. 1875 CensusTown of READING, p.3 Schuyler co., NY Many thanks to Helena Howard of Schuyler co., NY, who hand-copied this from the original at the courthouse... and also to Kelly Kimball who did the typing. Format : SURNAME, Given Name; Age in years; Relationship to head; Birthplace; Marital status; Occupation. Separated into Family Groups. In order of visitation. PAGE 3 Town of READING - First Election District 140. AYERS Elias W. 25 head b. Tompkins Co. married free agent Catharine 26 wife b. England James C. 2yrs11mos son b. Schuyler Co. 141. SUTTON Carlas H. 55 head b. Steuben Co. married farmer Maria 50 wife b. Steuben Co. Harry E. 15 son b. Schuyler Co. 142. CATHLIN Edward 45 head b. Ireland married farmer Bridgett 30 wife b. Ireland

25. Health And Exercise Sciences Faculty Lennon, N.,Castagno, P.,schuyler,J., Herzog,R., Richards,J., and miller, F., Identifying Trends in Lower Extremity PROM and Relationships between Static http://www.udel.edu/HNES/faculty/richards.htm

James G. Richards jimr@udel.edu Dr. Richard's Homepage Professor Research Interests Sports Biomechanics. Rehabilitaion Biomechanics Professional Experience -present, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware. Associate Dean, College of Health Sciences. 1996-present, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware. Professor, Department of Health, Nutrition, and Exercise Sciences 1994-1999, University of Delaware, Newark, Director, Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Biomechanics and Movement Sciences. 1985-1996, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware. Associate Professor, Director of Biomechanics Laboratory, College of Physical Education, Athletics, and Recreation. 1980-1985, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware. Assistant Professor, College of Physical Education, Athletics, and Recreation. 1979-1980, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.

26. On Garbage - Mongering By Clark Ashton Smith I should like to say a few words anent one or two points which P. schuyler miller raises in his interesting letter in the June Wonder Stories. http://www.eldritchdark.com/writings/nonfiction/24/on-garbage---mongering

On Garbage - Mongering Clark Ashton Smith I should like to say a few words anent one or two points which P. Schuyler Miller raises in his interesting letter in the June Wonder Stories Personally, I cannot see that science fiction is, as he puts it, is "unfortunately limited" in its range of expression. At least, I do not think that a type of literature so avowedly imaginative would benefit materially by invading, as so much modern fiction has done, the field of clinical analysis and sex-physiology. That sort of thing has been done ad infinitum and ad nauseum by non-imaginative writers, such as are favored by the professional "intelligentsia" of our sex-demented republic; and one of the most refreshing things about science fiction, and fantastic fiction in general, is the avoidance of such triteness. To me, the best, if not the only function of imaginative writing, is to lead the human imagination outward , to take it into the vast external cosmos, and away from all that introversion and introspection, that morbidly exaggerated prying into one's own vitals—and the vitals of others—which Robinson Jeffers has so aptly symbolized as "incest." What we need is less "human interest," in the narrow sense of the term—not more. Physiological—and even psychological analysis—can be largely left to the writers of scientific monographs on such themes. Fiction, as I see it, is not the place for that sort of grubbing. Certainly I do not think that H. C. Wells, in the tedious analytic novels of his later phase, would be a good model for an imaginative writer. Wells, in his earlier years, wrote some marvelous fantasies. But afterwards, he was more and more seduced into sociology, psychoanalysis, etc.,etc., till his stories became a truly awful example of everything that fiction should not be. No doubt, they are excellent treatises, but as tales they are simply unreadable.

27. FANTASY & SCIENCE FICTION: STORIES (by Author) miller, P. schuyler, For Analysis, 1958 NOV vi, a takeoff on ASF s Probability Zero department; has colls. The Titan(stories 19311944; 1952), http://www.sfsite.com/fsf/bibliography/fsfstorieswhom11.htm

Index Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... W X Y Z Author Story Title Issue Date Type Comments Miller, P. Schuyler For Analysis 1958 NOV vi Miller, Ronald Acrostic Puzzle 1984 SEP pz answers in 1984 OCT, p.38 Miller, Sasha Jamie Burke and the Queen of England 1987 JUN ss ps. for Georgia Myrle Miller; used ps. Myrle Benedict for short stories; G.S. Madden for western novel The Quest(1977); Georgia Sallaska for historical novels Three Ships and Three Kings(1969), Priam's Daughter(1970), etc; S.M. for novel Ladylord(1996) Miller, Wade I Know a Good Hand Trick 1959 NOV ss How Lucky We Met 1960 OCT ss their story "Invitation to an Accident," in EQMM, N-1955 EDG; under collab. ps. Whit Masterton have ser. of thrillers, incl. Badge of Evil(1956; Orson Welles' movie Touch of Evil, 1958, res. 1975, rev. 1998), A Hammer in His Hand(1960) Miller, Walter M. Jr Canticle for Liebowitz, A 1955 APR nv (1922-1996) 1st story of three(a triptych) in St. Liebowitz series; pub. as a fixup novel in 1960, W-1961 HUG; born in New Smyrna Beach, FL; flew combat missions in WWII, converted to Catholicism in 1947; studied at Univ. of Tennessee, Univ. of Texas And the Light Is Risen 1956 AUG na 2nd story St. Liebowitz series; survival of man 600 years after 20th century nuclear holocaust as seen thru the eyes of the Abbey of Liebowitz; 1st story pub. "MacDougal's Wife" in The American Mercury 1950 MAR; wrote scripts for TV show Captain Video

28. Schuyler Family Genealogy Forum Re Connecticut schuyler Joe schuyler miller 2/25/02. Phillip schuyler - Mandy Fenton 11/27/01. VAN schuyler, Geertruyt P., 1605, Netherlands - Michael K. http://genforum.genealogy.com/schuyler/

DisplayAd('top', 728, 90); Chat Daily Search My GenForum Community Standards ... Terms of Service Jump to Forum Home Surnames : Schuyler Family Genealogy Forum This forum serves all obvious variations Schuyler Family Genealogy Forum Search this forum: Find all of the words Find any of the words 531 Messages Posted Jump to # Next Page Page Listings All Messages J. W. Riley in Early Schuyer Countyl james riley Donald Lee Schuyler Denise Azarkhish Connection between Schuyler and Skyler Hannah Skyler Re: Connection between Schuyler and Skyler Raymond Schuyler Bible of John Church Hamilton - son of Alexander Hamilton - Elizabeth Schuyler Randle Pace Schuylers (George L., Robert, and Eugene) and Russia, 19th Century Ivan Kurilla my family history from 1807-present jerry schuyler Charlotte Taylor Schuyler 1872-196? Francis McCue NEW Here Richard Schuyler Re: NEW Here Paula Weeks Krebes Stephen V. V. Schuyler / Martha Vincent Brown Peter Grant My Schuyler lineage, as I know it. Charles S. Lewis Charles S. Lewis christina schuyler connection to gen phillip schuyler Paula Weeks Krebes Re: christina schuyler connection to gen phillip schuyler Charles S. Lewis

29. The Barbarian Keep P. schuyler miller John D. Clark, Ph.D. The career of Conan, the Cimmerian adventurer, as described in the published chronicles dealing with his http://www.barbariankeep.com/career.html

The Conan and Robert E. Howard Website (click here for text version) Introduction by Edward A. Waterman This version of "A Probable Outline of Conan's Career" is the original, un-altered, and un-edited version as it first appeared in the Robert E. Howard fanzine, The Hyborian Age , published in 1938. Much effort has been made to ensure that the text is exactly as it appeared in the magazine, even typos were retained. Only the basic page layout (margins and word spacing) is different from the original. A rough draft of the following essay was sent to Robert E. Howard shortly before his death by P.S. Miller. Howard, flattered that someone would be "so interested in Conan as to work out an outline of his career," then reviewed it, made some small corrections, and praised "A Probable Outline of Conan's Career," stating that Miller's timeline followed his visualization of Conan's career "pretty closely." Miller and Clark made the corrections indicated by Howard, added an additional Conan tale, and published the timeline in The Hyborian Age two years later. This essay and Howard's

30. Stories, Listed By Author “Angels and Spaceships” by P. schuyler miller, (br) Astounding Feb 1955; * “Fredric Brown 19061972” by David Honeybone, (ar) Crime Factory Feb 2002 http://www.philsp.com/homeville/fmi/s297.htm

The FictionMags Index Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents BROWN, FREDRIC (chron.) (continued) Last Curtain, (ss) New Detective Magazine The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) Feb 1963 The Last Train, (ss) Weird Tales Jan 1950 Weird Tales (UK) The Late Lamented [ Ed and Am Hunter ], (na) The Saint Detective Magazine Feb 1959 The Saint Detective Magazine (Australia) Nov 1959 The Laughing Butcher, (ss) Mystery Book Magazine Fll 1948 Mystery Digest Jan 1958 The Letter, (vi) EQMM Jul 1955; gp. Sep 1955 Letter to a Phoenix, (ss) Astounding Aug 1949 Astounding Science Fiction (UK) May 1950 Life and Fire, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly Mar 22 1941 Strange Detective Mysteries (Canada) Mar 1944 Listen to the Mocking Bird, (ss) G-Men Detective Nov 1941 Detective Novels Magazine (Canada) Oct 1942 Little Green Men, (ss) The Masked Detective Fll 1940 Dime Mystery Magazine Jan 1943 ... Feb 1943 Martians, Go Home!, (na) Astounding Sep 1954 Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Feb 1955 Me and Flapjack and the Martians (with Mack Reynolds ), (ss)

31. P. Schuyler Miller :: Tierras De Acero - Fantasía, Ciencia-Ficción, Terror Y M Translate this page Nombre, P. schuyler miller. Fecha nacimiento, 21/02/1912. Localidad de nacimiento. País de nacimiento, Estados Unidos de América. Página web oficial http://www.tierrasdeacero.com/beta/gen/index.php?mod=lib&sec=autva1&autaut=545

32. SF Citations For OED Earliest cite, P. schuyler miller in Analog. Comment, Jeff Prucher submitted a 1992 citation from Tom Shippey s introduction to The Oxford Book of Science http://www.jessesword.com/sf/view/1208

Home How to Cite Newest Date Graph ... SF Fandom Full record for universe n. Definition a fictional setting OED requirements antedating 1970 Earliest cite P. Schuyler Miller in Analog Comment Jeff Prucher submitted a 1992 citation from Tom Shippey's introduction to The Oxford Book of Science Fiction Stories. Jeff Prucher submitted a 2002 citation from the San Francisco Chronicle. Jeff Prucher submitted a 2003 citation from Norman Spinrad in Asimov's. Jeff Prucher submitted a 1996 cite from Brian Stableford in SF Studies. Jeff Prucher submitted a 2000 cite from the cover blurb of Anne McCaffery and Mercedes Lackey's "The Ship Who Searched". Jeff Wolfe submitted a 1986 cite from Robert Lynn Asprin in his (and Lynn Abbey's) 1979 "Thieves' World". Jeff Prucher submitted a 1981 cite from Patricia Mathews in SF Review. Fred Galvin submitted a link to this site which suggests that the first appearance of this sense of "universe" may have appeared in the fanzine "Om Markstein Sklom Stu" #6, in the apazine CAPA-alpha #71 (Sept 1970). However, Irene Grumman submitted cites from P. Schuyler Miller in the April 1970 Analog, which antedate it. Fred Galvin submitted a 1966 cite from Algis Budrys in Galaxy that uses "pocket universe" in this sense. We would still like pre-1970 cites for "universe", however.

33. SF Encyclopedia Updates, M To P 822825) The first actual use of the term New Wave to describe UK writers was in a 1961 book-review column by P. schuyler miller. http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/SF-Archives/Misc/sfec_m2p.html

SF Encyclopedia Updates: M to P Skip to: Intro Prelims A B ... UKSFA Home M MACAULEY, ROBIE (p. 746): Died 1995. MacAVOY, R(OBERTA) A(NN) (p. 746): The local resistance in The Grey Horse was with, not against, the Land League. The series beginning with Lens of the World is set in a baroque or renaissance alternate universe, rather than a medieval fantasy world, and is only marginally fantastic. McCAFFREY, ANNE (INEZ) (pp. 746-747): Two ostensibly separate series, the Pegasus or Talents books and the Rowan books, are in fact connected, and may be thought of as one series: the Talents books. McCARTHY, SHAWNA (pp. 747-748): Born 1954. McCUTCHAN, PHILIP (p. 750): Attended but did not graduate from Sandhurst. McDEVITT, JACK (p. 750): The publication date of A Talent for War is ( ), not ( McINTYRE, VONDA N(EEL) (p. 757): Her Clarion story was titled "Only at Night." There is apparently an earlier story, "Breaking Point" (1970 Venture ). [BW] McQUAY, MIKE (p. 761): Died 1995. McQUINN, DONALD E(DGAR) (p. 762):

34. The WSFA Journal, November 1983 Meaney, Dee M. Death of the Raven $2.75 (P) miller, P. schuyler Alicia In Blunderland - $10.00 (H) Michener, James Space - $4.95 (P) http://www.wsfa.org/journal/j83/b/index.htm

The WSFA JOURNAL "Moving Right Along" NOVEMBER Volume 7 Number 5 WSFA MINUTES Meeting of October 9 [sic - 7], 1983; at Gillilands', Alexis Gilliland presiding. The meeting was adjourned at 9:15 P.M. Say what? The meeting was called to order at 9:15 P.M. As the last minutes were lengthy, and the latest WSFA Journal was present, it was decided to waive reading the minutes. Read them to yourself! Any corrections will be made at the next meeting. As the treasurer didn't arrive in time for the meeting, his report was also waived. Committees MEMBERSHIP: None. PUBLICATIONS: The September/October Journal was passed out. ENTERTAINMENT: Doll Gilliland announced that they have a new addition to the family: a new kitten. As he's new to the house - having only arrived today - quote: "you may pet him, but don't pick him up." Unquote. Also, if you want to see "Brainstorm", see it soon as it may not be around very long due to poor audience turnout. OLD BUSINESS: Zip! NEW BUSINESS: Ditto!

35. Schuyler Colfax Papers L36 1782 schuyler 225-1873 Colfax, schuyler, to D.L. DeMitt miller, Envelope 3 -4-1873 Grant, . 1871 The Pathway to Victory by schuyler Colfax, ALS, 11 p. http://www.in.gov/library/fa_index/fa_by_letter/c/l36.html

Schuyler Colfax Papers 1 mss. box Manuscript Section, Indiana Division Indiana State Library Additions and Revisions by: Elizabeth M. Wilkinson, September 2003 Biographical Note: Schuyler Colfax was born in New York City 23 March 1823. In 1836 the family moved to New Carlisle, Indiana. After education in local schools, he was appointed deputy auditor of St. Joseph County in 1841. He married Evelyn Chase in 1844. Colfax became a legislative correspondent for the Indiana State Journal, he then became part owner of the South Bend Free Press and changed its name in 1845 to the St. Joseph Valley Register. He also served as a member of the Indiana Constitutional Convention in 1850. Elected to the national House of Representatives in 1854, he served seven terms. From 1859 to 1861 he was chairman of the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, and was responsible for reorganizing the overland mail service to California. In 1863 Colfax was elected Speaker of the House of Representatives, and held this office for three terms. He was not a candidate for reelection in 1868 since he was the Republican nominee for Vice-President. He was elected Vice-President of the United States on the ticket headed by Gen. Ulysses S. Grant in 1868. Colfax was an unsuccessful candidate for the Vice-Presidential nomination in 1872 due to the fact he was implicated in the Credit Mobilier scandal. Colfax was among those members of Congress accused by Oakes Ames of receiving stock and dividends in the company in return for their influence. This incident effectively ended his political career.

36. Teosed P. schuyler miller. 21.01.191212.10.1974. Bibliograafia (ISFDB, aeglane!) Linkograafia, Lisa linke. Näitajad. vorm, registr. arvustusi, hinne http://tool.dcc.ttu.ee/sfbooks/teosed.asp?Autor=467&krit=Vorm

37. Science/AAAS | Author Index: 5 July 1963; 141 (3575) A; B; C; D; E; F; G; H; I; J; K; L; M; N; O; P Abstract », Machattie, Lorne A. ( in Articles ). miller, P. schuyler ( in Articles ) http://www.sciencemag.org/content/vol141/issue3575/aindex.dtl

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38. Famous Cousins Of Dennis And Holly Miller ROOS hDavid P schuyler w-MAGDALENA DIRCKSE w-Aeltje Lamberts w-CATALYNA Delano 11. h-Maurice miller FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT w-GENEVIEVE DAWSON 12. http://pages.prodigy.net/dennmill/Famous/famous.html

Dennis and Holly's Famous Cousins Page Back to [ HOME This is the most light-hearted page of our website because it is rather humorous to list famous cousins as if they somehow make us more important....which is absurd because... If you go back far enough you can be related to anyone you want. If you go back very far, the blood connection gets pretty thin. If you lay claim to great relatives, then you have to claim the bad ones too. You can drop a thousand famous names, but if you're a jerk, you're still a jerk. One last note, I got the idea for this Famous Cousins page from the web page of one Fulkerson family. And wouldn't you know it, we're distantly related!! TEDDY ROOSEVELT became the Republican vice president of William McKinley in 1900. Several months later McKinley was assassinated making Roosevelt the 26th president of the US and the youngest at age 42. Teddy Roosevelt is probably best remembered (1) for leading the RoughRiders in the Spanish-American War, (2) for "taking" Panama to build the Panama Canal, (3) as an avid outdoorsman and conservationist who encouraged wise use of natural resources, (4) as one of the greater presidents deserving of a spot on Mt. Rushmore, and (5) for sparing the life of a bear cub on a hunting trip such that stuffed-toy bears are now called "Teddy bears." Relationship Dennis is Teddy's 8th cousin twice removed (via Rosecrans line) Certainty Factor Check out the Ancestry Chart of Dennis and the Roosevelts Back to [ HOME TOP WILLIAM S. ROSECRANS

39. Grimoire Magazine #3 - The Nightmare Network That story might in turn have been suggested by P schuyler miller s 1947 story, The Thing On Outer Shoal. Calenture is offline http://www.ligotti.net/showthread.php?p=7478

40. Guide To The Collections Of The National Anthropological Archives (#O) Mair, K. Marochen, Robert Marx, William B. Marye, Ronald J. Mason, George McBeath, Ben C. McCary, Carl F. miller, P. schuyler miller, Robert D. Mohr, http://www.nmnh.si.edu/naa/guide/_o.htm

National Anthropological Archives and Human Studies Film Archives What's New About the Archives ... Contact OCCANEECHI PHOTOGRAPHS The modern color copy prints show Clayton Jeffries (b. 1887) as a boy and as a man. Jeffries has been described simply as a half-blood from Alamance County, North Carolina. The donor believes he is an Occaneechi. DATE: No date QUANTITY: 2 prints CALL NUMBER: Photo Lot 89-39 OCEANIC PHOTOGRAPHS COLLECTION OF THE POND BUREAU The material consists of prints and copy negatives of images from a Honolulu stock agency. Included are photographs from Matthew W. Stirling's New Guinea expedition and Edward A. Salisbury's expedition to Micronesia. Other relate to Irving Johnson, Ray Jewell, and Cyril von Baumann. The images show ethnological subjects, expedition members, and scenic views. DATE: 1920s-1930s QUANTITY: 51 items ARRANGEMENT: Unarranged FINDING AID: None CALL NUMBER: Photo Lot 82-11 JOHN O'LEARY COLLECTION Included are copy prints of photographs and postcards. There are many portraits, including some of Father Peter J. Powell. Also common are views of modern pow-wows. Tribes represented are the Arapaho, Cheyenne, Dakota, Kiowa, and Sauk and Fox. Photographers include Bert Bell, Reece Kinkaid, Horace Poolaw (a Kiowa), and John O'Leary.

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