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warriors --Ganesand contests --The Great Spirit --Setlers arrive --Broken pronises--The Conanche today --Learning Comanche.  \nISBN 1-403+0-302-3(lib.bdg.)--ISBN 1-403+0-509-3(pbk.)  \n1.Comanche Indians--Juvenile literature.[1.Comanche Indians.2.Indians ot North Anerica.]I.Title.1I.Native Americans(HeinemannLibrary (Firm)  \nE99.C85Y332002  \n978.00+'97+5--dc21  \n2002006322  \nAcknowledgments  \nThe author and publisher are grateful to the following for perision to reproduce copyright material:pp.4.5 Raymond Bial,Urbana,IL;p.7 Art Resource;p.8 North Wind Picture Archives;pp.9.11,13,18,23,24 National Museum of American Art,Washington,1D.C./ArtResource;p.10 National Museum of the American Indian,Smithsonian Institution.Neg.\\#02/1364;pp.12,14,27LWestern HistoryCollections,University of Oklahona Libraries;p.15 National Anthropological Archives,Snithsonian Instituton,Neg.\\#1775A;p.17 NationalArchives,Neg.\\#165-A1-15:p.19The Thomas Gilcrease Institute of American History and 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…………………………………………………………10  \nTipis and Travois……………………………………………………………12  \nComanche Clothing………………………………………………14  \nFamilies and Bands …………………  \n………………………16  \nBrave Warriors………………………………  \n………………………18  \nComanche Medicine……………  \n…………………20  \nGames and Contests ……………  \n………………………22  \nSettlers Arrive…………………………  \n………………………24  \nBroken Promises …………………………  \n…………………………26  \nThe Comanches Today…………  \n………………………28  \nLearning Comanche ……………  \n……………………30  \nGlossary…………………………………………………………………………31  \nMore Books to Read…………  \n…………………32  \n…………………32  \nIndex………………………  \nThe Southern Great Plains  \nT  \nhe Southern Great Plains stretch across parts ofthe states of Oklahoma,Texas,Kansas,and NewMexico as well as parts of Mexico.Rolling grasslandsseem to go on forever.There are very few trees.It isa land of wide open spaces and big,blue skies.  \nSummers here are very hot.Winters are very cold.Many feet o","cbCainDfszsSQhXk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainDfszsSQhXk","pdf",2820477,"English","# 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